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I have ongoing chest pain and shortness of breath. i sometimes cough when it starts. what could be the problem. should i go see a gp?
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Chest pain: If chest pain and SOB you should probably see your GP.
Answered 4/1/2020
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Yes: Always a good idea to see a doc. Chest pains should not be ignored, many conditions may account for your symptoms, lung and heart will have to be ruled in or out.
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