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My cold is not going totally for above 8 months., i hve no other symptoms.what could be the reasons?
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8 months: 8 months and you haven't seen a doctor? Colds last 2 weeks. You, re 7 1/2 months overdue for a visit with a professional to diagnose your problem and prescribe treatment. Quit putting it off.
Answered 1/30/2014
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