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I was in the er yesterday & was told i had pneoumia, i am taking amollician & still running 102.7 temp, my fever yesterday was 104, should i go back?
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Yes: Check with your doc asap amoxicillin is weak and you probably need something stronger. Check asap.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Not necessarily: You probably will still have fevers for a couple days. If it persists beyond that or other symptoms such as shortness of breath worsen, then i would go back.
Answered 3/26/2013
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