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Im sick now and constantly get sick, i was sick in the winter last year which my chest was bad, im still have issues with my chest each time ?
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Well : Recurring infections could be a sign of an underlying immune disorder or something under a lying major medical problems see a primary care doctor in person for a evaluation
Answered 2/26/2019
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