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Is there a reason why i am having chest pains since i quit smoking?
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Hard : To say. Many potential causes of chest pain. Unlikely that it is related to stopping smoking. See your doctor for evaluation.
Answered 8/25/2013
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Smoking: There are multiple withdrawal symptoms when you stop smoking. Chest pain may be one of them.
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