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I've had this cough for 2 weeks-almost 3.i used to have chest pains, abdominal pain and i vomited once. could i possibly have pneumonia?
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Possible: Do you have fever? In your age group, it would be unusual to have pneumonia without fever.
Answered 4/2/2014
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