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I have had a runny nose, mild cough and mild fatigue the past few days. should i be concerned?
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Doctor can evaluate: One's doctor can evaluate to see if there is a cold or flu (viral infection), a strep throat (bacterial and would need antibiotics), a sinus infection, allergies in the nose and sinuses, mucus or wheezing in the lungs (might need some asthma treatment), sinus symptoms related to other causes, etc... Since one can have one or more of these issues at the same time, a doctor's visit is recommended.
Answered 3/12/2020
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