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Is it normal to feel precordial catch pains 6 times a day?
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I have never heard of a precordial catch pain. Please send more details. Your body is talking to you. Listen and take good notes. Share with your Drs.
Answered 1/8/2022
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If you have had COVID-19, please let your physician know and discuss post COVID-19 chest and cardiac evaluations. If the pain is mild brief and you are otherwise well, chest wall inflammation is likely. Local heat may provide relief.
Answered 1/10/2022
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