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Coughing with upper right back pain hoarseness of voice, malaise? left calf and ankle w/pitting edema
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Get checked out: Coughing and back pain with a swollen leg need to be evaluated for blood clots migrating from the leg to the lung. Pneumonia is another possibility. Good luck.
Answered 7/30/2014
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