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I have a tightened sensation underneath my left chest. my blood pressure is normal. what might be the issue?
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Doctor can examine: A person with left chest tightness or pain must see the doctor to find out why. She can go to the E.R. If she cannot reach her doctor. If it turns out to be a heart problem or heart attack, a collapsed lung, a pneumonia, a blood clot in the lung, bad heartburn, costochondritis (inflammation of the rib joints), etc..., she will be in the right place at the emergency room.
Answered 11/2/2016
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