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Is it normal if my chest hurts from smoking?
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Not normal: Every one knows that smoking is injurious to health. If your chest hurts when you smoke, it needs to be evaluated to see whether you have bronchitis, or something else. It may also be a good reason to stop smoking and see whether your chest pain goes away.
Answered 2/5/2018
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