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Diagnosed with strep. taking penicillin. feel worse than before. congested, coughing, nauseous, headache, sinus pain. should i see a doctor?
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Yes: coughing and sinus pain are NOT part of the usual strep symptoms. It would be wise to get reevaluated
Answered 12/8/2016
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