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A member asked:
I i had a sinus infection aswell as a cough. last night i had slight pain in right breast area and then stab pain in back. what would be causing pain?
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See doctor: Your pain may be from lots of coughing .It is best to see doctor for proper eval and treatment.
Answered 4/9/2016
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