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Any ideas and how concerned should i be? - abnormal ekgs (inverted st waves), tachycardia, cold extremities, pale/flushed, light headed, short breath with any activity. currently bp- 95/78 pulse 110.
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Coronary Ischemia: Get to the urgent care immediately Please. Stop smoking, drinking etc. this could be the warning shot across the bow for a heart attack.
Answered 12/14/2016
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