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I had temperature a few days ago it was only a couple degrees i felt sick and achy.. the temperature went away now i have congestion in my chest i am ?
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Flu: This may be a usual course of a flu and should get better within a week. If it does not, it would be worth seeing your doctor.
Answered 2/25/2013
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