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Can the physical pain of anxiety be constant? my chest and armpit pain are constant, as is the need to yawn and take a deep breath.
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Anxiety?: Possible, if the workup by your pcp showed no physical abnormalities. Review with your doctor for options to treat anxiety.
Answered 4/3/2016
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