If a patient comes into the ER with heart attack-like chest pains and has high amounts of lactic acid in their blood , what is likely the explanation for this?

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Joe Corkery asked May 25, 2022

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If a patient comes into the ER with heart attack-like chest pains and has high amounts of lactic acid in their blood , what is likely the explanation for this?

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Joe Corkery asked May 25, 2022

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it's called I guess high blood pressure

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due to a sudden shock or heavy loads carry that weaken the human body

Nikhil Sridhar answered May 29, 2022

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