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I recently have stabbing chest pain and i remembered that my parents told me that i had hole in the heart syndrome, it is affecting me now?
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See a Dr or go to: Er right away and have an ekg and echo done to assess the status of the anatomical defect in your heart. May god bless you!
Answered 12/9/2013
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