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Heavy chest, feeling tired and listless. what do these symptoms sound like?
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Could be one of many: The symptoms you reported could result from a host of conditions including psychological, cardiovascular, endocrinological /hormonal and other factors. An evaluation with your pcp will help determine the actual cause of your symptoms so make plans to see your pcp soon.
Answered 9/13/2013
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