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Should I Go Back to the Doctor?

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shinythingsisgood

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Should I Go Back to the Doctor? Posted: 11-06-06 18:47pm


About 2 weeks ago I went to the doctor because I had a cough for over 2 weeks. She gave me a tuberculosis shot thingy and it came out positive. But I got chest xrays or whatever and it came out negative so she said in a month i'd go back and get another tuberculosis test. The thing is its been about 4 weeks now and my cough has been getting a little worse and I still have alot of phlem coming up. Do you think its normal for me to still be coughing? Or should I go see my doctor again?

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