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Pneumonia

By daniaustin September 10, 2020 4 answers Last updated September 10, 2020

Hello! I've been worrying a lot about my health for a few days now and I have suspicions of pneumonia, but I'm not sure. Thursday was very cold, maybe one of the coldest days in November (-7 degrees) and I went out without a hat, I was outside for about 4 hours, I was warm for only 20-30 minutes and then cold again. Since then I have had something like a runny nose, but not exactly, it's just that my nose is very stuffy and it's hard for me to breathe through it, I don't have a cough, but my throat is slightly scratchy, I feel a little tired and my head hurts a bit. I'm very worried, but on another level I think that if something had happened to me so far, it would have been 4 days. What do you think it is? Cold or something more serious? Otherwise I'm 18 years old. | girl, if it matters.

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2momalezam answered · September 10, 2020

   Most likely a virus, I guess not bronchopneumonia, but it would not be bad to visit a doctor, I doubt you do not have sinusitis? So go to the doctor.

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chungha_mnhent answered · September 10, 2020

   I'm sorry, but at 18, shouldn't you be able to remember that you can talk to your parents, go to the doctor, or take some medicine? Or is it easier to tap on the keyboard and hop, done?

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themarkhotelny answered · September 10, 2020

   It looks like a cold, but it starts there. Drink teas, powders, something for the immune system - propolis, get some fruit. If it does not pass - a doctor. PS - it's still not good to make a diagnosis on the net, if you want go now, and another time get dressed when you go out in the cold

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grfdofficial answered · September 10, 2020

   What was pneumonia? Can you be so deluded. Pneumonia is in the lungs - if you do not cough, there can be no pneumonia. Either you have nothing or you are about to get sick, rather nothing. Do not drool. Look, if you go out with wet hair at -7, not pneumonia, you can just die (it's not ironic). They are always naive to do it with the confidence "I'm healthy".