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My son was at the dr last week, he said influenza. he is not getting beter. his voice is almost gone. he has no energy, short of breath. he is complaining of chest pains?
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Time to see doc: Definitely worth letting the doc know and having a follow up visit. Your son’ s symptoms are suggesting pneumonia, a relatively common complication of influenza.
Answered 3/11/2020
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Go to ER: If your son has difficulty breathing, take him to the nearest hospital emergency/casualty room.
Answered 3/25/2022
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