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Cute of chest pain after tb
3 years ago get suffered from tb and taken proper 9 months medication which get cured. But still have chest pain which get fine when I take medicine monteleucast. But when don't take it still have a very prominent discomfort in the middle of chest. Is taking medicine is okay?
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Syp mucaine gel 15 ml three times a day (20mi s post meals)
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please connect with your xray..also need to see your old xrays
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Consult with any resent chest xray
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