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Is some chest pains after a cold for wk normal?
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Chest pain: Some people will have mild chest discomfort after a cold. There are various reasons this can happen. If this is a bothersome symptom, you should be checked out by your doctor to be sure it isn't something else.
Answered 1/1/2017
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