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A member asked:
42yof.slight pneumonia.2 antibiotics + inhaler for 5 days now (5 more to go). feel same. still hear wheeze on deep inhale and crackly deep exhale. ok?
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Go to the ER: If you re feeling the same after 5 days of antibiotics for pneumonia a recheck at the Emergency Room is warranted. Please head there now or call 911
Answered 10/31/2014
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