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Chest pain accompanied by back pain that worsen when pressed and changes of certain position. related to the heart?or more of a musculoskeletal thing?
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Chest pain: Always needs to be evaluated by your doctor. If he/she rules out heart problems who w/the doc to resolve whatever it is, e.g, musculoskeletal or anxiety. Peace and good health.
Answered 10/23/2017
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