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Ben having high inr levels 6.2 and chest pain with shortness of breath. went to er and they sent me home. still having cp and short of breath?
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No PE @ 6.2: I would b more worried about a bleed of some sort in the thorax, mediastinum or ever cardiac. Call ur pulmonologist and let him know.
Answered 4/27/2018
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