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My daughter has been sick with flue for the last 3 weeks and not getting better and her chest is getting worst?
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Time for a visit: Flu is occasionally complicated by a secondary illness like ear/sinus or lung infections. Persistence of debilitation for 3 wks is worth a re-evaluation to confirm or rule out an additional problem requiring separate treatment.
Answered 6/2/2019
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