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21 years old , smoker , living in china(air pollution) , chronic sore throat , acid reflux , shortness of breath , should i be worried ?
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Yes yes yes yes yes: Yes, being a smoker is bad, so never again from this moment onward. Yes, living in air pollution is unhealthy. Yes, any chronic pain should be check out by a doctor, including a chronic sore throat. Yes, acid reflux should be evaluated and treated. Finally, yes, shortness of breath should be examined as soon as possible. To summarize, yes to worrying about any of the 5 issues here.
Answered 11/28/2017
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