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5 yr old daughter with fever and cough for four days only at night time. is physicians care need or is it presumed viral and to run it's course?
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Pease of mind: It may be viral, but it could be bacterial. Have peace of mind by taking her in for a doctors visit.
Answered 5/2/2013
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