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Sharp pain on right side when taking deep breath or cough. no fever. feels better when heat applied. what is it?
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Right side pain: could be a muscle but better get an X-ray to make sure and possibly a D-Dimer blood test, see your PCP right away
Answered 3/19/2018
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