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Suggest Treatment For Pain While Coughing
Question: Just Sensitive to touch, and pain increases with pressure.Have jabbing pain when I cough or move quickly.
Brief Answer:
Give me some more information
Detailed Answer:
Hi Dear ! Thank you for posting your question to HCM .
The characteristics of the pain you described, indicates more for a muscle pain but please give me some more information by answering some questions so I can have a clear idea .
- For how long have you been with this pain ? The pain have been getting worse or better during the days after it first started ?
- Where exactly is the pain ? Did you have any history of trauma/injury that may cause the pain?
- Do you have any fever, cough (dry or productive), difficulty breathing or any other symptoms apart from those you've mentioned ?
- Is the pain constant or comes and goes ?
-Do you take any medication for any particular health concerns, if yes please list them ?
-Do you have any past/present medical/surgical history ?
In a possible muscular pain, I'd recommend to use warm compress , topical painkillers (Diclofenac spray) or oral painkillers /anti-inflammatory (Ibuprofen/Tylenol).
Please let me know these details so that I can guide you further.
Take Care !
Dr Balliu
Give me some more information
Detailed Answer:
Hi Dear ! Thank you for posting your question to HCM .
The characteristics of the pain you described, indicates more for a muscle pain but please give me some more information by answering some questions so I can have a clear idea .
- For how long have you been with this pain ? The pain have been getting worse or better during the days after it first started ?
- Where exactly is the pain ? Did you have any history of trauma/injury that may cause the pain?
- Do you have any fever, cough (dry or productive), difficulty breathing or any other symptoms apart from those you've mentioned ?
- Is the pain constant or comes and goes ?
-Do you take any medication for any particular health concerns, if yes please list them ?
-Do you have any past/present medical/surgical history ?
In a possible muscular pain, I'd recommend to use warm compress , topical painkillers (Diclofenac spray) or oral painkillers /anti-inflammatory (Ibuprofen/Tylenol).
Please let me know these details so that I can guide you further.
Take Care !
Dr Balliu
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