A 29-year-old male asked:
I hve chest pains which last seconds, is it cardiac related heart problem or coronary artery blockage.? My ecg, blood work, normal cholesterol levels
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Dr. Andrew Germanovich answered
12 years experience in Pain Management
Unlikely the heart: At your age. More likely simple mechanical rib or cartilage dysfunction in the chest wall. Find a good osteopathic physician or physical therapist to help you.
Answered on Aug 31, 2013
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