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M pneumoniae is typically characterized by malaise and headache for seven to 10 days before the onset of fever and cough, which then predominate
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Uncomplicated Pneumoniate onset of fever, cough, difficulty breathing, poor feeding or vomiting, and lack of interest in normal activities are common symptoms. Chest or abdominal pain may also be prominent features. Abrupt onset of rigors favours a bacterial cause. <span>M pneumoniae is typically characterized by malaise and headache for seven to 10 days before the onset of fever and cough, which then predominate. During annual influenza season, influenza (with or without a secondary bacterial infection) as a cause of pneumonia should be strongly considered. Influenza infections may be heralded Summary
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