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Old 10-01-2010, 06:19 PM #1
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Heart I gotta ask..
I hate to imply that I may have more RSD involvement..but anyone can shed some light on RSD in the chest wall?? Are symptoms such as chest pain when breathing and happen at any time with zero exertion?? AND sharp pain?? See I have an already exisiting heart aliment but my cardiac Dr. seems to think it may be RSD in the chest wall...bracial plexis, Dr. S did identify that with me last March..So off for a chemical stresstest next Friday..that baby takes 5 hrs...

Much love to you all..

Kathy
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