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Is it normal for a common cold to cause rapid heart rate and shortness of breath in a 4 year old?
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Should not: If by common cold you refer to rhinovirus infection, primary signs and symptoms should not include those of a severe upper or lower respiratory infection, but can under some circumstances. This should be investigated with a chest x-ray and full examination if encountered clinically
Answered 8/14/2019
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