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Tightness in upper back when inhaling. muscles feel tight.chest hurts when i cough.on and off for a month.post nasal drip& sinuses. is it just allergy?
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Doubtful: You need a physical exam and a chest x-ray to diagnose your issues.
Answered 3/26/2017
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