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Cold sweats and goosebumps while working out in a normal temp room. flushed face but cold body. i have ist and am on bystolic. this has never happened before. cold and clammy with jaw pain for about 2 hrs after. hr was good for activity level. why?
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Stop!: Before you do ny more workouts please seek full work-up by a specialist Cardiologist. Your symptoms are disturbing. would be extremely helpful if you wrote down your history in detail and brought it with you to the Cardiologist.
Answered 9/20/2019
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