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I've had a migraine all evening and i've been unable to walk for a long time due to dizziness. now, i have chest and back pains. any reason why? thank
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Chest & back pains: in a female need to be checked out. These symptoms MAY be a sign of a cardiac event happening. Please see your doc or go to the emergency department right away. Peace and good health.
Answered 4/26/2016
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