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Im having a cold,caugh,blocked nose and fever.woke up,dull pain in 1 outer corner of my eye.vision normal,no stye spotted.whats that?serious?
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Not unusual: These are the usual cold symptoms. Unless you get much sicker or the symptoms last >10 days, time will likely heal it. Otherwise see your doctor.
Answered 11/18/2016
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