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Does a probe-patnet foramen ovale give ches pain?
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No: A patent foramen ovale (probe-patent or otherwise) should be clinically silent, with no signs or symptoms. Present in about 10% of the general population, it certainly should not produce chest pain.
Answered 12/17/2014
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No: There is no pain associated with a patent foramen ovale.
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