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Staph infection on scalp. just heard it has been there for months. trouble breathing, dizziness, unusual heart rate, chills.is it in bloodstream?
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Mgt.: I would suggest an evaluation to rule out a lung infection. It is possible that the current symptoms may be related. Monitor your temperature, rest and drink fluids. Has the scalp infection been cultured to better determine the cause?
Answered 3/13/2020
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