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Hi i was recently diagnosed with acute pneumonia. i am currently taking pulmicort and duolin respules through the nebuliser. after nebulizing with the duolin i have difficulty breathing and i am experiencing sharp chest pains. is this normal?
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Meds: If you are having side effects please see your physician as your meds may need to be changed, good Luck
Answered 9/9/2019
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