I stillhave pain in my chest, theleft lower back, sometimes in my left arm, an ear ache and headache. ShouldI be concerned?
Q: I went to the ER because of chest pain and shortness of breath. They did an EKG and chest X-ray, ho
Answers (1)
10/12/09 3:23pm
Hi Stacey,
If the symptoms persist, yes you have reason for concern. I recommend you continue to work with your physician to determine the cause of your symptoms and appropriate treatment.
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All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
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