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Having Cough And Cold, Pain In Armpit, Husky Voice. Should I Be Concerned?

I have had a cough/ cold for the last few days.Yesterday I became aware that every time I cough (which is a lot- especially in bed at night) I get a dull pain in my right armpit ?? I am a 50 year old femail and I am NEVER sick so am probably over reacting I am not taking medication(yet !!) No other symptons apart from a husky voice.No sore throat or chest pain .Should I be concerned ?
Fri, 31 May 2013
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Hi ! Considering your age factor, and if you have got a prolonged cough, I would suggest you to see your family physician soon who after clinically examining you may also advise for an X ray chest for you. You may also need some antibiotics and other cough medications.
Wishing you an early recovery. Thanks.
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Having Cough And Cold, Pain In Armpit, Husky Voice. Should I Be Concerned?

Hi ! Considering your age factor, and if you have got a prolonged cough, I would suggest you to see your family physician soon who after clinically examining you may also advise for an X ray chest for you. You may also need some antibiotics and other cough medications. Wishing you an early recovery. Thanks.