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Recovering- pnemoniai -throbbing low back pain, occasioanally moves up and in chest. doctor was not sure? told to take motrin.
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Pneumonia: You may have some pain in pneumonia. Probably due to coughing. Follow your doctors advice, if not see a pulmonologist.
Answered 1/8/2015
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