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Constant mild ache on right side chest

2017-03-13 10:53:10
Having constant but mild ache in the right side of the chest. Not where the heart is present but towards the left side.this causes suffocation and breathing issues at times.
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Yes do chest x ray first

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Pls do chest xray and revert back.

Answered2017-03-13 11:02:45

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