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A member asked:
My mom told me she was at work today and had a sudden crazy tightness and pain in chest and she couldn't bend over or anything it went away. thoughts?
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Difficult to say: Without knowing much about your mother's overall health or other risk factors, it could be the heart, could be reflex, could be muscle spasm.
Answered 9/14/2017
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