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23 yo female. full body aches.chest pain. coughing up mucus. sore neck and headache. progressively worse through day.
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Go to doctor: Sounds like an infection - either viral or bacterial. You should be examined to determine the source of the infection and get appropriate treatment.
Answered 6/10/2018
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Most likely a: viral infection but if it does not improve in a day or so see a physician for a check up and possible antibiotics
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