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My mother is 47 years old just now she has a sudden chest pain body got all weak shes sitting on the couch the pain goes away and comes in her chest w?
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Chest pain : Chest pain needs to be taken seriously and evaluated by a doctor if it is concerning to you. Get checked out immediately. Call 911.
Answered 11/28/2017
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