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A member asked:
Why do i get a sharp pain in the left side of the chest, sometimes pain in the triceps, and sometimes a tight sensation on the left jaw. ecg is normal, chest x-ray normal, echocardiogram showed up mild mr,pr,tr and mitral valves prolapse?
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Cardiac evaluation : Please watch for signs such as swelling, shortness of breath and follow up with your cardiologist. The chest pain may indicate a cardiac problem such as ischemia.
Answered 8/16/2019
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