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A 26-year-old female asked:

Constant chest pain, fever, hot flashes, dry cough, stuffy nose, headache, sore throat. had a cold for a week but this all started today.

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Dr. Anne Phelan-adams
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Something else?: Colds, as is said, "last for a week if you treat them; 7 days if you don't," When symptoms last more that a week, something else might be going on. Colds can set the stage for other respiratory problems like sinusitis, bronchitis and asthma. I recommend you get this checked out, and, if you have a thermometer, check your temperature as well.
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Dr. Harold Mandel
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You Need An Exam: You should talk to your physician or go to a clinic or emergency room quickly. You could have a flu, pneumonia or other serious infection which needs immediate attention.
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Dr. Susan Rhoads
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Go to ER: If you are having constant chest pain you need to go the ER. If you are having chest pain only with a deep breath that is likely due to a bacterial bronchitis which might be due to strep.. See your doc today or try Healthtap Prime for treatment (unless your chest pain is constant and you go to the ER).
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