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Old 15-01-2017, 17:09   #131
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Re: Crisis in the NHS

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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
If you have pain in your chest you go to the GP. If you're having a heart attack you go to A&E, you should be able to tell the difference.
Pain in your chest is a symptom of having a heart attack or just pain in your chest. You can also have pain in your chest which is symptomatic of a heart condition without being a heart attack and yet still serious such as Angina.

The advice is that any of these symptoms should be treated as a medical emergency because people aren't great and knowing the difference. Especially if you're older, unfit or have a history of heart problems.
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