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I'm pregnant and have flu, need to know what medication can i take, i have fever and coughing?
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Nasal Saline, Fluids: Rest, Fluids, nasal saline and controlling fever with Tylenol are suggested. Watch for sputum production, chills or worsening cough. Drink water, milk and chicken broth, and if you have any signs of dehydration or worsening, please see your PCP.
Answered 2/28/2019
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