More than 1 in 4 St. Louisans heard that pneumonia rates are increasing
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#DidYouKnow that rates of pneumonia in kids ages 2-4 have been increasing?
If a cough lingers and breathing’s tight, it’s time to air on the side of caution. Parents should take their child to a healthcare provider if they develop persistent or worsening symptoms like those described.
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Help protect your community
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When a cough won’t quit, it’s time to quit guessing. Talk to your doctor—pneumonia could be the culprit! Symptoms of pneumonia usually develop gradually and include fever, sore throat, and a persistent cough.
#iHeardSTL #Pneumonia