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A member asked:
Good day, my friend told me that her doctor picked a respiratory tract infection on her, i am sneezing alot and have oozing chest which is getting tight and i get very tired?
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Eval: Please seek evaluation with your PCM. This could be from a variety of types of infections (to include COVID 19)
Answered 7/10/2020
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