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Unwell. chesty cough. no phlegm. had minor fever but heart rate between 110 -115. is it normal?
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Not normal: You should go into be examined. Your heart rate points to either not getting enough fluid in or a significant illness like pneumonia.
Answered 8/22/2014
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What?: Is it normal to be unwell? No. It is not normal. It means you are ill. It sounds like you need to see your physician. Don't you think?
Answered 8/22/2014
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