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Recovering from allergies, yellow snot still, but breathing better. feeling stronger than previous days but still recovering. stay less active still?
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Increase activity ok: Since you are improving, staying in a sedentary state will not improve you any more than getting out and increasing your activity, which may actually help you recover even faster. Increase your activity as tolerable. Best wishes.
Answered 4/16/2014
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