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Could Increased Fatigue, Dry Cough, Bloody Nose And Joint Pain Be Due To Smoking?

Age 52 female who no chronic medical conditions. Do not take medications. Smoker and recently experiencing an increase in fatigue, coughing (dry) bloody noses, joint pain (shoulder and elbow) past history of skin cancer basell cell. Possible menaupause.
Mon, 9 Mar 2015
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