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My daughter is complaining about having trouble breathing, pain in left lung, bad headaces and hasent been eating or drinking much. what could it be?
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Get to a doctor: That is a significant combination of symptoms. It could be asthma or pneumonia or worse. A good doctor will be able to tell the difference. Get to one asap.
Answered 11/26/2013
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