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Pain mostly on right side of chest. an achy feeling is what i'd describe it as. 25 year old otherwise healthy male. tumor? cardiac related?
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Probably muscle: strain but could be related to GI or pulmonary issues. It would be reasonable to be examined and perhaps have some blood work done to identify your concern and treat it properly. Make an appointment with a health care provider for an evaluation.
Answered 2/28/2017
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