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Should someone with pneumonia play baseball, really wants to play in a tournament, and hasn't complained about feeling bad at all?
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What does this: person's physician say? It sounds like this person really wants to play in the basketball tournament badly. Generally rest is recommended for Pneumonia. I would encourage the individual to follow his or her doctor's guidance. Take care.
Answered 10/24/2014
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