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Old 05-21-2013, 08:25 PM #1
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Default Felt Weird Today with Chest pains
Today I had some chest pains, and its like I felt like I was tired but my body was running a marathon or something. My chest felt really heavy literally today, not sure why this is. At the moment, its died down but its still there. I've taken a Tramadol 50mg pill to try and relieve the pain.
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