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What could cause chronic cough, tonsil pain, tonsil stones, fatigue, headaches, muscle pain and a general sick feeling all the time?
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Possible infection: May have an acute or chronic tonsillitis or upper airway infection. Need to see an otolaryngologist for evaluation and treatment.
Answered 9/1/2013
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