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sue041
Asked October 2012
My chest feels like someone is squeezing it, and it makes me cough. Is that normal?
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Oct 2012
Have you been ill with a cold, etc! If not I would suggest immediate medical attention. Even if you have had a cold you need to see a doctor as soon as possible.
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10/23/2012 22:30:31
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wuvsicecream
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sue041 this does not sound normal. Is it constant?
10/23/2012 22:12:09
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