do I have to pay you for the question or to sign in? I just want to
know why my left side hurts to the touch and back only when I cough
and touch I have been coughing for maybe 8 days I had bronchits and
was using xopenx with a nebulizer.
Most likely a muscle spasm. If it makes it hard to turn your head,or it's quite sore/tender to touch, that's what it is.
depends how hard you hit your left side
My first thought is that it is an abcessed tooth. If not that I would have a doctor check my lymph gland in my neck for an infection.
If u mean put them back to iTunes u just swipe ur finger on it (left or right) it will say delete touch it but u will have to pay for it if u want it back
There is one simple answer to this question you need to see your doctor.
Coughing alone is unlikely to rupture your appendix. Appendicitis is typically caused by inflammation of the appendix, and it may rupture if left untreated. Coughing could potentially worsen symptoms in someone with appendicitis. If you suspect appendicitis, seek medical attention immediately.
The left leg
Chickens scratch with their right leg, thus building up muscle with makes the meat tougher, hence the left leg is more tender.
The doe nibbled on the tender dough left out on the counter.
See a doctor!
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You should see your family doctor. Four weeks is a long time to have a cold with a cough. You could have pneumonia.