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Suffering With Chesty Cough, Without Phelgm, Vomiting, Pain In Upper Back, Hurts. Cure?

I has been suffering with what appeared to be a chesty cough but without phelgm, this then turned into a dry cough, which was so bad I was vomiting quite a lot. I do not feel ill, but every so often I get very hot and flushed and have a pain in my upper back and hurts like hell in the middle of my chest if I now cough, so much so it feels like my heart is impolding, which is scaring me. It will be a year on the 3rd that I have given up smoking , I still drink alcohol regualry but I now excersice alot, help!
posted on Thu, 28 Mar 2013
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hi.. thanks for using HCM..
you have cough, chestpain.. no fever.. not feeling ill rules out infection..
it could be a smokers lung..
see your chest physician for chest x ray, ct scan for seeing any lesions..
all the very best..
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Suffering With Chesty Cough, Without Phelgm, Vomiting, Pain In Upper Back, Hurts. Cure?

hi.. thanks for using HCM.. you have cough, chestpain.. no fever.. not feeling ill rules out infection.. it could be a smokers lung.. see your chest physician for chest x ray, ct scan for seeing any lesions.. all the very best..