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I have a slight cold for a long time i tried different medicine... is it normal?
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Cold: A cold flu symptoms greater than about 5 days is concerning. It's possible that this may be a lingering bacterial infection and needs to be treated with oral antibiotic. Get checked out by your primary Doctor.
Answered 12/28/2015
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