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Hi i am having chest pain and left arm pain tightening neck headache up backpain shortness breathe -in day5withdrawal frm prescribed morphine&oxycodne?
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Go to ER: You are having withdrawal symptoms. Need to go to ER for the Chest pain and arm pain to rule out cardiac ischemia.
Answered 11/28/2017
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