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Three days severe throat pain muscle aches low grade fever can't eat can't drink headche bloody snot please help?
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Acute pharyngitis: Viral syndrome , self-limited if lasts beyond 3 days and results in high fever, needs anti-bacterial treatment. Take the baby to the pediatrician.
Answered 6/11/2013
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