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2021-07-25 18:07:27
When i perform Sex with mine partner i have littele chest pain and palpation But i have done Chest reports ecg 2d echo stress test all are normla but is it something to worry ...
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If TMT is normal, nothing to worry. You can continue your normal life

Answered2021-07-25 18:57:37

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