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A member asked:
5 weeks pregnant. think i caught flu. almost a week later, no fever but hacking dry cough and sore throat/ears. should i go see doc about baby/self?
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FLu?: Sound like you have an upper resp. Tract infection. This is usually caused by a virus. There is no need to alarm about the baby. If symptms persist, see a doctor.
Answered 12/4/2014
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