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Is it possible for bronchitis or pneumonia to not go away for over a year with no fever?
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Chronic Bronchitis: If you have been sick for over a year- really recommend medical consultation. You could probably start with telemedicine. You should be checked for reactive airway disease and chronic bronchitis is possible.
Answered 5/20/2020
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