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During rheumatic fever, when heart is affected, since it has lesser ability to pump blood to body, won't it weaken the immune and defense system?
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Mgt: Both chronic and acute illness may affect the immune system. I would advise rest, a healthy diet and close medical follow up.
Answered 6/14/2017
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