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Mild chest pain when i caught in the middle of my chest. bp 155/108 pause 85?
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Cardiologist: Your high blood pressure needs attention. More information about your chest discomfort is needed to determine whether it's from the rib cage, heart, lung or esophagus. I recommend a consultation with a cardiologist who will order appropriate tests and start you on an antihypertensive regimen.
Answered 4/17/2018
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