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Chronic asthmatic. using symbicort. currently have a sinus infection. i am having consistent chest pains. should i be worried? also have oral thrush
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Evaluation: You should see your doctor to be evaluated and have chest X ray to find the cause so be treated.
Answered 11/8/2017
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