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Why do i have chest pains , shortness of breath and fast heart rate ?
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A reasoned answer to the question requires a review of your past & current history, exam and tests. The pattern of symptoms does not indicate only one label but can be the result of several issues. Write down your symptoms with a timeline for each, then take the list with you for an evaluation. If you are in distress, go to an emergency room.
Answered 7/26/2023
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