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My son is 8 hes been ill now for 4 days with what i tnjough was a cold , he is mow complaining of a pain in the right side of his chest and his neck?
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I would recommend: that he be seen by his doctor. This could just be muscular pain from coughing, but he should be evaluated for other problems, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, throat infection. If he has fever and/or difficulty breathing, this is especially important.
Answered 3/17/2016
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