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Ive been having a thud sound on my chest, is it worth checking or it will go away?
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Thud sound in chest : it could be a number of sources, reflux, or cardiac or bone cracking. Would follow up to have evaluation with exam , chest XR , EKG possible echocardiogram to check the heart. F/U w/ MD
Answered 9/24/2020
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