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I have asthma, but today experiencing tight chest, back pain and pain breathing. should i go through to emergency or wait it out?
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Asthma: If your symptoms are not improved with asthma medication, you should go to the ER. There are other diagnoses that need to be considered.
Answered 11/6/2017
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