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I was cleared of a heart attack two months ago at the er. i had a panic attack. im worrying now that something in my heart can change in two months. ?
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Can: things can always change. Try to work on clearing the panic attacks. if in doubt about chest pain, check it out.
Answered 12/24/2018
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