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A member asked:
Flu with cough.dyspnea, chest pain and tightness. neck shoulder stiffness.dr say flu + allergy cause dyspnea and pain.on seretide, sungulair.cardiac?
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See doctor: Consult your doctor since you may well need a short course of cortisone to get you out of the asthma attack.
Answered 10/17/2020
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