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Yesterday: vomiting, stomach pains, fever, migraine, random muscle aches. today: trouble taking deep breaths, still muscle aches. should i be worried?
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Flu symptoms: Looks like flu ( viral). Drink plenty of fluids, make sure you are well hydrated. Measure your fever. Go visit your doctor if fever more than 102 or if sum not better in 3-4 days.
Answered 2/20/2016
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