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12 y/o boy t: up to 103 x 3 days. t:> in the pm on day 3. h.a., nasal congestion, chest cough is it viral? or should he be seen to r/o bacterial?
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Flu or strep: He should be seen-- he may have strep which needs treatment. He could also have the flu which is not always treated. He could also have pneumonia. Have him seen today or tomrorrow.
Answered 9/13/2015
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