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I had a cough for 3 weeks with green stuff. no fever. urgent care said sinus infection down in chest. antibiotics 2 days ago, now have a fever. normal?
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Yes: Continue your antibiotics. If still sick at end of antibiotics, see your primary care doctor. It takes 48-72 hours to see benefit from antibiotics. Be well.
Answered 3/24/2014
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