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Chest pain
I had Typhoid from 18 April to 1st May with cough. But yesterday and day before yesterday night I had mild chest pain for half an hour, after half an hour pain goes off. Please suggest me what is this and what should I do?
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
General Physician
42 yrs exp
Meerut
Could you share your reports? Will need to study the reports and all current symptoms before prescribing anything for relief and treatment. You can book an appointment through Practo and then share the details.
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Isolate the patient
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Eat healthy food, less spices, drink warm water, take plenty of fluids and take rest
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