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Upper chest pain, slight headache, sore throat, ear ache/plugged, coughing. no fever and feel fine otherwise. could it be allergy or sinus?
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Could be: Allergies or perhaps early cold symptoms. If symptoms persist or get worse, or you develop a fever call your doctor.
Answered 1/6/2018
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