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Suffering From Chest Pain ,headache And Shortness Of Breath. Feel Dizzy And Cough. Cause For This Symptoms?

Hi, I have been having chest pains, headaches . Shortness of breath an hour or two after excursion i have for lack of a better word an attack of some sort. I get dizzy, a little disorient and a little trouble breathing . Also by the end of the day my legs are extremely tired. I work as a stone mason. I was told it could be silicosis but I would like to know what you think and no not fro a doctor . I was at the doctors who put me on antibiotic for two weeks for that chest and my sinus it did not help my chest oh yea also a cough sometimes alot sometimes not
Mon, 1 Jul 2013
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you didn't mention any chronic disease if u have like diabetes, hypertension, vascular disease, cardiac disease, okk you need a full body check up with CAG and peripheral DOPPLER study, consult your doctor soon. thanks
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Suffering From Chest Pain ,headache And Shortness Of Breath. Feel Dizzy And Cough. Cause For This Symptoms?

you didn t mention any chronic disease if u have like diabetes, hypertension, vascular disease, cardiac disease, okk you need a full body check up with CAG and peripheral DOPPLER study, consult your doctor soon. thanks