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Wheezing cough, chest pain that goes to shoulder, hurts to breathe in, 100.4 fever, vomiting, headache, stuffy nose, constant chest pain, fatigue.
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See your doctor: can't be helped online, heart and lungs need to be evaluated, wish you well
Answered 12/27/2017
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