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Severe chest infection and post iv antibiotics symptoms are cold sweat and high pulse rate. is this something to be concerned about???
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Mgt: Please check your temperature, and keep well hydrated. If you are having trouble breathing, I would advise going to the Emergency room.
Answered 11/11/2017
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