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3yr old w/ persistant wet cough & fever 103 auxillary, resp rate 32-40 bpm. had phenumoina aug 2014 & pertusis sept 2014. wait till morning or er?
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ER please: according to your description, your child needs evaluation, ? pneumonia, will probably need oxygen, x-ray, blood tests, and might need IV medicines, as for the repeated infections, please arrange for an allergist/immunolgist evaluation after his current condition settles
Answered 1/21/2015
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