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Should you play soccer with a cold?
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Soccer: If you aren't having high fever or coughing phlegm, which can make you contagious to other players, and able to stay well hydrated then playing soccer with a mild cold would be ok. If you feel lightheaded or easily fatigued you should stop playing.
Answered 11/26/2016
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