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Tried working out twice after covid infection and experienced chest pain. are there any recommendations on what to do? thank you?
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Please see your PCP, discuss a diagnostic work up for chronic lung disease and cardiac complications. An EKG 12 lead and a Chest radiograph are good starting points in the evaluation. There may be prolonged symptoms following COVID 19.
Answered 4/28/2021
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