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Are Severe Pain In The Right Side Of The Chest Along With Productive Cough Normal While Having Chronic Bronchitis?

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Posted on Thu, 6 Sep 2018
Question: I have pain in right side near lung are with productive cough. Can not lie down on my right side. No fever or chills.Pain has been present for 4 days. History of chronic bronchitis. Right kidney removed in 2014 d/t cancer in it.

Pain has been present for 4 days. History of chronic bronchitis. Right kidney removed in 2014 d/t cancer in it.
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Jolanda (25 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Please do a chest X-ray.

Detailed Answer:

Hi,

I can understand your concern.

As you explain the history it would be better for you to do a chest X-ray, a CPR blood test because the lungs should be evaluated in such conditions.

Please discuss with your doctor for the above or you can attach me the results and i will try to help you again.

Hope to have been helpful.

Take care.

Dr. Jnikolla, Pulmonologist
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Are Severe Pain In The Right Side Of The Chest Along With Productive Cough Normal While Having Chronic Bronchitis?

Brief Answer: Please do a chest X-ray. Detailed Answer: Hi, I can understand your concern. As you explain the history it would be better for you to do a chest X-ray, a CPR blood test because the lungs should be evaluated in such conditions. Please discuss with your doctor for the above or you can attach me the results and i will try to help you again. Hope to have been helpful. Take care. Dr. Jnikolla, Pulmonologist