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  1. For years now I have had a problem where after I get sick (only when i get a fever) everything gets a weird pungent odor afterwards to where I can only eat a few thing that don’t taste and smell like pure garbage. It lasts for about 2-3 weeks after. I have tried everything to fix it, antibiotics, breathing in steam, and nothing works. I know I’m not the only one with this problem, as I have read comments from a lot of people who get the exact same thing. Iis there a cure or a way to get rid of the odor/smell?. I have talked to my family doctor and she has no idea what it is. Please any advice will help.
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  4. My sister moved into a new house with her sons aged 3 and 5. We’re worried about lead poisoning in the kids. They’re due for their physical exams next week. The doctor can test for lead? If so, how much lead requires treatment?
  5. At what point would a person be admitted to the hospital for anorexia?

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What is walking pneumonia, what causes it? How do you treat it?

“Walking pneumonia” often refers to a respiratory infection with the bacteria Mycoplasma pneumoniae. It commonly affects school aged children and is spread by respiratory droplets. This is considered an atypical pneumonia as the patient usually experiences mild symptoms such as a low grade fever, cough, and runny nose which can last from days to weeks. Treatment is often with a 5 day course of azithromycin.