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My daughter has been having dry cough, and fever, some vomiting and nose bleed on the left side of her nose. doc gave her antibiotics bt still nt well?
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Fever/cough: It usually take antibiotics 48-72 hours to see a response. The whole thing could be viral infection and takes 5 days to get better by itself.
Answered 4/10/2016
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