Published 3 years ago

What’s going around? Lowcountry doctors speak about a rise in upper respiratory infections

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Lowcountry doctors say they are seeing more upper respiratory infection cases. Many people have been dealing with cough and allergy-like symptoms. Doctors say there is nothing you can do for a cold but wait it out and take over-the-counter medication if needed. With the common cold, Flu, and CVOID-19 all spreading, doctors say it’s important to protect yourself.

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What’s going around? Lowcountry doctors speak about a rise in upper respiratory infections

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) - Physicians in the Lowcountry say they are seeing an uptick in people showing up in emergency departments right now with a cold-like illness.Lowcountry doctors say they are seeing more upper respiratory infection cases that usually don't come around until the winter. They say that’s why it’s important to monitor symptoms."When patients come in, we are not seeing them on X-Rays; it's not showing up as actual bacterial inf…

3 years ago·Charleston, United States

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