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A member asked:
Doctors, can my kids go to a party if they have walking pnumonia?
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No, rest: If they are being treated or diagnosed with pneumonia, it is better to keep them away from other children, until they feel better. A runny nose, cough, fever, vomiting are signs that they should rest, drink fluids and recover. I hope that they feel better.
Answered 6/27/2014
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