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How Can Cold And Wheezing Causing Shoulder Pain Be Treated?

whenever i catch a cold, it leads to wheezing. And for the last two times it so happened, a pain develops in my right shoulder. Last time it was severe, and i had to be taken to casualty. they put me on nebulizer. pain subsided, i returned home. Once again when wheezing occured now, this pain starts developing in right shouder
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Hi

Welcome in HCM.

I understand your concern and it appears as you are having asthmatic bronchitis which is responsible for wheezing and getting relief by nebulizer.

Your shoulder pain on right side may be due to muscular or there may be associated consolidation in right apex of lung.

You should be in touch of chest specialist for thorough examination, investigation and management.

Thanks for consulting HCM.
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How Can Cold And Wheezing Causing Shoulder Pain Be Treated?

Hi Welcome in HCM. I understand your concern and it appears as you are having asthmatic bronchitis which is responsible for wheezing and getting relief by nebulizer. Your shoulder pain on right side may be due to muscular or there may be associated consolidation in right apex of lung. You should be in touch of chest specialist for thorough examination, investigation and management. Thanks for consulting HCM.