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Painful ears and a cough

BMJ, 2009
A 76 year old man was seen in the rheumatology clinic with a rash (fig 1⇓), monoarthritis of the right wrist, and fatigue. He also had bilateral painful ears (fig 2⇓), an intermittent hoarse voice, and hearing loss. He had a history of gout and was a non-smoker. Six months before presentation, the patient had an episode of anterior uveitis.
Leena, Patel, Sonya, Abraham
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Cough and chest pain for four days in an adolescent

Australian Journal of General Practice, 2021
QUESTION 3 What are the common reasons for non-disclosure of TB by patients and their families? ANSWER 3 Globally, the most common reason for non-disclosure is stigmatisation due to the association of TB with poverty, risk of transmission and death.2'3 In Malaysia, TB has been perceived as shameful.4 The level of awareness is low;4-6 in one study of ...
Siew Kim, Kwa   +2 more
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Severe Paroxysmal Coughing and Pleuritic Pain in an Adult

Hospital Practice, 1995
A 49-year-old woman presented with severe paroxysmal cough­ ing and disabling pleuritic pain of one week's duration. She had had nasal congestion that she described as "different from the usual cold," followed several days after its onset by a nonpro­ ductive cough that became paroxysmal after a week.
D M, Musher, W A, Keitel
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Woman with cough and chest pain

Emergency Medicine Journal, 2023
Chun-Jen Wu   +2 more
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