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I have been smoking since 3 yrs and was physically not so active. i have quit smoking and started running in the morning but i have chest pain (left)?
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Get immediate exam: Smoking is a risk factor in heart disease. Never ignore chest pain. I suggest immediate medical exam and cardiac evaluation: TODAY!
Answered 8/31/2016
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