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What to do for men if your lower chest hurts really bad in the store?

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Drink a hot beverage, or try to relax, sit down, and take some deep breaths. If you experience crushing pain, shortness of breath, and/or sweating, you may be having a heart attack. If the pain is unusual, it should be medically examined.

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