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Why are my right and left lobe fluids, which means pleural effusion, back after i just recovered from 6 months ago?
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More details would be helpful. Did you have COVID-19, pneumonia? The recurrence may be due to chronic infection, cardiac conditions or another infection, for example. A virtual consult with Healthtap is available. Watch for signs of shortness of breath and fever.
Answered 10/31/2022
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