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I have pressure on right side of heart could that be causing my chest pain?
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Yes? Maybe?: Chest pain and chest pressure are often related. If they came on at the same time, suspect that they're related. Chest pain and pressure can be serious matters and consult with your doc is advised.
Answered 9/28/2016
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