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Is it possible to have pneumonia or bronchitis without having fever or having a cold/flu first?
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Absolutely: You can have pneumonia or bronchitis, and the first symptoms you have are the symptoms of the pneumonia or bronchitis. Nothing else has to happen first.
Answered 1/19/2020
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