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What Causes Back Pain Following Cough?

Hi, 4 weeks ago I started having problems breathing and was coughing a bit like asthma but my puffer didn t work, I went to the doc she Chechens and said I was just sick and would be fine. It went away for a week and then came back I was also coughing up some mucus in the morning, I saw the doctor again and he has given me antibiotics and said it is bronchitis since then, 2 days, it has turned in to the flu also with yellow snot, fever, body aces etc, this morning now I have woke up and my lower back is hurting also, I think it is my kidneys, is this normal? Or could the back pain be from all the coughing? It particularly hurts when I cough or blow my nose.
Wed, 29 Oct 2014
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Hi,
It seems that due to spasmodic cough there might be having back muscle spasm giving this problem.
Control your cough with antibiotics and cough sedative syrup.
If pain is more then take analgesic medicine with muscle relaxant medicine.
Ok and take care.
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What Causes Back Pain Following Cough?

Hi, It seems that due to spasmodic cough there might be having back muscle spasm giving this problem. Control your cough with antibiotics and cough sedative syrup. If pain is more then take analgesic medicine with muscle relaxant medicine. Ok and take care.