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Pain in left side of chest
Having pain in upper region of my left chest and rarely in right chest . It's accompanied by pain in left arm ,scapula and back . My xray , ECG reports and lipid profile, cbc all normal. But the pain continues. It's been 2 months.
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Hi I'm Dr.S.R.Raveendran MD
Since you already checked for common cause
Check for thyroid and doing regular exercise can help you
It can be due to muscle fatigue- mild painkillers will help you
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Hey need more information please connect will try to find problem
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