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2025-06-22 04:54:19
I've had a chest X-ray as part of my routine labs (although I do suffer from mild exertional chest heaviness and sob), and I've attached the film. Can you take a look and tell me if everything appears normal?
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You need further evaluation for chest discomfort
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Answered2025-06-25 10:21:48

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With in Normal limits.

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Its normal

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