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2021-01-02 06:46:02
I have done ecg and echo and both are normal and I have pains in my neck and jaw also and the pain comes and goes.even I have oxygen issue as my saturation goes down to 80 I have a oxygen concentater in my home so I use that when I have shortness of breathing it includes chest pain,left arms and leg pain following with jaw and neck pain and then my head starts to ache.what should I do?
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Consult a pulmonary physician

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