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2 weeks ago i had sob and was checked for a pe had a chest ct scan it was fine. 4 days later i get worse nasal congestion/ chest pain/ back pain/ headache no fever no cough. hurts when i breathe run out of breathe when i talk. had head injuryct clear?
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SEE BELOW...: Sounds like you should be evaluated by a pulmonologist. You probably need pulmonary function testing.
Answered 5/13/2017
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