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I'm experiencing chest pains. more strongly when i stretch or try to bend down?
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Chest pain : Usually, chest pain that occurs movement is often not concerning for heart or lung disease, but usually from muscle, joints, ribs, ligaments. The only way to be sure if to see a doctor
Answered 9/21/2020
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