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I am almost 61. i am constantly (24/7) nauseous with a light pressure on my chest. with heart problem family history i might overreact. ?
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Nausea: Nausea can be from a multitude of issues. The most common culprit is the GI system of course . However, Nausea and Chest pressure can be due to coronary artery disease. Unfortunately, this can be especially true in females with a history of diabetes or other chronic medical problems. Other symptoms include shortness of breath (especially with exertion), fatigue, cold sweats, and dizziness.
Answered 5/6/2018
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