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Currently on antibiotics because of chest and back pain and cough due to hard recovery of a cold. my chest pain and other pain have now gone but now ive got a pain inbetwen my shoulder blades only when i brethe in very hard or yawn it comes and goes is th
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Chest pain: Many patients who have severe viral bronchitis have pleuritic and even pericarditis which is evidenced by inspiratory chest discomfort. It is usually self limiting but can be relieved with NSAIDs such as Advil (ibuprofen)
Answered 1/7/2016
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