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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Shoulder Numbness, Heaviness In Head, Chest Pain. Quit Weed, Reduced Smoking. Reason For Above Symptoms?

Hello sir! I had shoulder numbness due to working on computer so I thought its pinched nerver den I have dis heaviness in head like buzz frm 2 days no pain! I have very fearful person! I quit weed also so wat is the reason? I used to smoke a lot bt I hve reduced dat also nd lil chest pain sometimes whn I used to bend muscluar types on middle!
Mon, 27 May 2013
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Hi there ~

I understand your concerns. Shoulder numbness, heaviness in the head, chest pain are all related to your smoking week and I am glad to hear that you have reduced smoking cigarettes(I am supposing) and quit using weed. I also think that you should see a psychiatrist for all the fear and associated symptoms as withdrawals from these substances can induce these symptoms. Treatment is symptomatic and should allay your fears about any issues with your chest after your get an examination done and tested for your enzymes.

I hope this helps. Take care and have a lovely day!
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Shoulder Numbness, Heaviness In Head, Chest Pain. Quit Weed, Reduced Smoking. Reason For Above Symptoms?

Hi there ~ I understand your concerns. Shoulder numbness, heaviness in the head, chest pain are all related to your smoking week and I am glad to hear that you have reduced smoking cigarettes(I am supposing) and quit using weed. I also think that you should see a psychiatrist for all the fear and associated symptoms as withdrawals from these substances can induce these symptoms. Treatment is symptomatic and should allay your fears about any issues with your chest after your get an examination done and tested for your enzymes. I hope this helps. Take care and have a lovely day!