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A member asked:
24 hours w/pharyngitis,sore neck shoulders,mild headache comes and goes.worried about bacterial meningitis doc said don't worry. get 2nd opinion?
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Trust your doctor: although a 2nd or even 3rd opinion is your right, however what you described goes with pharyngitis, revisit your doctor for another exam if you don't feel good after a day or two, good luck
Answered 3/3/2015
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