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Chest pain
He has been an active smoker for about 3 years and has quit smoking since 2 years but suffers acute chest pain
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Hi. I understand your concerns. it is better to get evaluated by a chest x ray and ECG. Consult a pulmonologist for the same. Hope your questions were answered. thanks.
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