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Last night i felt a very slight tight/tingly feeling directly in the center of my chest. i felt great otherwise, bp and pulse was great. what could it?
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Chest pain: Very slight symptoms are often of very slight import. What you describe is in likely to be cardiovascular.
Answered 8/27/2013
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