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Old 07-30-2010, 02:26 PM #1
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Default More lymph nodes and dead tired and laboring breathing.
Hey guys. Just wondering if you think I should go into see the doc.

I have more swollen lymph nodes in my neck, bad headaches, pulse is 100+ when walking. Or going upstairs. I'm just very tired. Had a long last two weeks and this possible infection isn't cool...carrying a kid on my arm for more than 15 seconds makes me' breathe hard and arm sore.

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