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Diaganosed with pneumonia 3 weeks ago during that time no fever, cough may 2 times only a day. over a couple of days ago have congestion in the chest what might this be?
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Monitor temperature: Please check your temperature and watch for signs of worsening respiratory distress. The production of excessive sputum and problems breathing should be evaluated.
Answered 4/24/2023
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