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A member asked:
Tightness in chest... currently fighting a sinus infection. can sinus infection go to chest?
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No: But a virus like a cold can go to both and give you bronchitis or asthmatic bronchitis. See a doctor or of bad go to the er
Answered 9/20/2014
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