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Do myocarditis and pericarditis get better in a matter of hours then worse again, and cycle, or are their pain symptoms consistent?
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Although early in the disorder, symptoms can steadily progress, and late in the disease, symptoms can gradually improve; it would not be unusual to have some fluctuations over hours daily. Pain especially can vary in intensity over the time of day. Ask your doctor regarding the status of the disorder at this point.
Answered 6/29/2023
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