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I am roughly 5 weeks pregnant and have started having chest pain! is this normal?
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No: But not totally unusual. Often times it is due to anxiety and reflux. Chest pain due to cardiac and pulmonary reasons can also happen but rare. Hopefully your past medical history is negative, keep your OB informed. Best Wishes
Answered 4/13/2016
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