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Weird symptoms past 2 days. can't sleep, (4 hrs in 2 days) increased thirst, chest pain and upper back pain, headache, cough?
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See your doc: Hi. That could be any number of things. Are you peeing more? Any fever or sweats? Any sputum production? Shortness of breath? Your doc can do a history, physical exam, and appropriate diagnostics, and see if anything needs to be done. Good luck and get well soon!
Answered 6/29/2018
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