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11yo has pleural effusion/pneumonia. her bp fluctuated from 107/63 to 107/53. bedtime was 96/53 then 117/56. morning 103/48. fever for 5 days.bp norm?
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Sepsis: your child is being managed for pneumonia and pleural effusion.and has a bad infection.because of which his diastolic blood pressure is borderline.I am sure they are managing it well in the hospital
Answered 11/27/2017
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