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I have had 2 operations at the end of last year and got pneumonia, i got better but got the flu in january. i am still not ok an my voice comes and go, but i have so much pain in my chest and back when i sleep and during the day?
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Chest image: It is common to have a slightly prolonged cough following the flu, but your chest pain should be further evaluated. You may need a chest x ray, continue to rest, drink fluids and please see your PCP.
Answered 2/17/2020
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