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What Causes Chest Pain While Suffering From Heart Disease?

I have had heart failure quite often this year and been extremely anemic, I m now getting chest pains, but not down my left arm, only in the center of my chest. Should I be concerned? My email isn t working at the moment. Is there any other way you let me know. Thanks
Fri, 30 Dec 2016
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heart failure with chest pain
you should be cautious
get an ecg done

most Cases chest pain won't radiate to the left arm , even in books they say if the chest pain radiated to the right limb it is more suggestive of Myocardial infraction.,

so I recommend you to go to ER and get an EcG done.

If chest pain is associated with any history of palpitation and sweating consult a general practitioner

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What Causes Chest Pain While Suffering From Heart Disease?

heart failure with chest pain you should be cautious get an ecg done most Cases chest pain won t radiate to the left arm , even in books they say if the chest pain radiated to the right limb it is more suggestive of Myocardial infraction., so I recommend you to go to ER and get an EcG done. If chest pain is associated with any history of palpitation and sweating consult a general practitioner