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Cough for a little over a month. recently got worse, with soreness in chest and throat, developed persistent headache and on and off low grade fever.
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Persistent cough: sounds concerning. You may need some medication and a chest X-ray. see your doctor or perform a virtual consult for assistance
Answered 4/12/2015
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