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Chest wall pain on7/5, developed bad cold like symptoms on7/6, developed stiff/sore neck today. accidentally inhaled firework smoke on7/4. er visit???
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Mgt: If you are having difficulty breathing, I would suggest being seen. There may be irritation and inflammatory changes in the airway. You should be evaluated. The stiffness of your neck is probably muscular but warrants an exam.
Answered 7/12/2017
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