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I was discharged from hospital last weekend, i had coronavirus and my results had tested negative but now its just 7 days but i have chest pains what should i do ?
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Chest pain Anxiety: Your Health is Precious! I understand your distress of chest pain. It may not be due to Corona as your “results had tested negative” Anxiety or panic about symptoms leading to hospitalization may cause chest pain. Chest pain can be due to: • Muscle and bone causes • Heartburn • Lung causes • Heart causes Please see your Physician for Diagnosis and Treatment.
Answered 11/17/2020
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