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I get chest pains, tight and into my neck, my heart rate on average is around 80bpm but can reach over 110bpm rested, i also get pain under left rib?
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Angina or stress ?: You need to be examined and tested by a cardiologist like getting an ekg, stress test, echo or the heart . If everything turns out to be normal then it is stress or anxiety causing it.
Answered 10/4/2018
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Chest pain and tightness, pain in left side of neck and jaw, feels like heart flutters and slow down. Lightheaded?
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