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A member asked:
Persistant cough for about two week ald, getting worse. mild fever running at 37.9-38.6 c what's the problem? and treatment? 16female
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See your MD: It sounds like you have bronchitis or pneumonia. The persistant fever makes me worry about a bacterial, mycoplasma or chlamydophilia infection. See your doctor and get checked out.
Answered 3/27/2013
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