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Taking amoxicillin 500mg 2x day for 10 days, sinus infection. having chest pain, about in the center. feels deep and achy lasts few seconds each time?
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See doctor: Can't tell what may be causing your chest pain even though I suspect that this may be from costochrondritis probably from coughing. This is not a symptom from sinus infection or amoxicillin . If persistent or worsening, check with doctor . May try NSAID to see if it helps.
Answered 1/16/2018
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