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I inhaled a lot of dust with dry grass on sunday and my chest hurts.. could that be a big problem?
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Not really : Unless you have shortness of breath / severe uncontrollable cough, then see your doctor or go to urgent care or ER. If that is recurrent symptom, you better avoid exposure as much as you can and see your doctor for possible referral to an allergist / pulmonologist for evaluation, good luck
Answered 7/31/2019
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