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A member asked:
Should i still visit a md if my symptoms are getting better? (ie, no more headache, but still vomit foam, less cough, throat pain)
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Yes,...: Or at least call to cancel the appointment as a courtesy to your doctor and other patients. However, it would be prudent to make sure you do not have any subtle complications and to discuss any preventative actions that will help you avoid the same situation in the future.
Answered 8/7/2014
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