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Been sick for 4 days. all the medicines i have will not stop my cough or clear my nose. unable to breathe through my nose. when should i see a doctor?
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Now: If it has been 4 days and things are not getting better it is time to see the doctor, you may have developed a sinus infection.
Answered 2/8/2014
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Meds not working: Soon. You may have infection or be around something you are allergic to and need extra help.
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