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I have numbness in my hand and arm, accompanied by chest pain and discomfort?
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Numbness, chest pain: In general, no in all cases, a 34-year-old is not likely to have heart disease. There are several reasons for your symptoms. Chest pain often comes from gastric reflux, lung disease, chest wall pain, and heart disease. Numbness with chest pain raises concerns for heart disease, a pinched nerve, and lung diseases. In order to address your concerns, you should see a doctor
Answered 7/18/2020
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