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cunta_stalwart

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Flu/cold and PCP
#240513 - 07/07/08 11:24 AM

Can having a cold/Flu lead to PCP or are they totally unrelated

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Re: Flu/cold and PCP new

#240546 - 07/08/08 05:02 PM

They are totally unrelated.

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Jv40

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#240648 - 07/14/08 04:59 AM

Keep an eye on things if you have flu or a very bad cold. I know you are on meds so you have that protection but even so you never know whats going on inside there. I became terribly ill last year and a bad cold was the start of it all so look after yourself. Little things can really quickly become catastrophic things.

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