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After i had pneumonia i still have a sweaty sensation under my chin. is this normal?
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Follow up : Please follow up with your physician so he or she can listen to your lungs and make sure the infection has cleared. Any residual fever, chills or shortness of breath go to the ER. Thank you and good luck.
Answered 11/28/2017
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