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Q: Tired And Achie

asked by: tlc on September 17th, 2003

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For the past week i've been really tired and achie (sorry for spelling). I have had some chest pain, headaches, legg pains, and pains in my sides. I have allergies, so I thought the runny noes and congestion were due to that. However, the allergy medicine and inhailer are doing little for the chest pain and caughing. I'm not used to feeling so run down. However, I don't have a fever.

Is this something that I should go to the doctor over? I don't want to seem like a hypocondriach. I just don't feel like myself.

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nikki_caro

replied on September 17th, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

You should go to the doctor but maybe you need a hot bath to relax your body. That might help when you overwork your body, it gets tired so you need to take a break. If not, see your doc. Drink lots of orange juice to energize you some and eat healthy.

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