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Mild chest pain which feels like needle.
Hi, sir/mam I have all symptoms of covid like fever, throat pain and tiredness. I'm getting tested tomorrow for the virus. Now suddenly I felt a little burning and needle poking sensation on my left chest, near ribs. It's a very small area. I'm worried if I should seek an immediate medical facility? I have no breathing or any other major problems. There was also a little upper abdomen pain yesterday night that came and went away.
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Just once no need to worry... just visit general physician uf ut repeats often
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Hello ,got your concern ,it can be treatable with further evaluation, better healthcare and proper treatment ..For prescription and counselling regarding the same you can consult me through this app or directly via Watsapp { 96 1820 2424 } for fast and better reach ..
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May be due to anxiety gastric pain or heart
If it's severe do an ECG
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Chest pain may be due to anxiety or gastritis
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Immediate hospitalisation is advisable on worsening of symptoms
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