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I feel a burning sensation in the chest with a phlegm and severe cough and high fever?
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See a doctor: Health care has always, and will always be best delivered in the doctor's office. Advice can come online, but healthcare comes face to face. This could be anything from a virus to a bacterial pneumonia to something deep in the back of the textbook. See a doctor, please.
Answered 1/26/2019
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I indicated that I do not smoke and i do not have a temperature. However I I mild shortness of breath, a mild cough with phlegm and a burning sensation en my lungs when I breathe.
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Every morning I cough up brown phlegm. I don't have a fever. I'm always short of breath and feel heavy in my chest. I don't smoke.
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