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Are sharp chest pains that persist for a few seconds a normal cigarette withdrawal symptom?
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Sharp Chest Pain: Chest pain is not a normal cigarette withdrawal symptom. You should be seen in a hospital so they can check your heart and do a proper physical exam. They will have to do some tests on you to make sure this is not something serious.
Answered 4/12/2020
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