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renelle
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PostPosted: 01/30/06 - 01:00    Post subject: Pluricy Vote now! Reply with quote

What is pluricy? I’ve heard that can be severe consequence of lung infection. What are the most interesting and important things about it? How is it diagnosed? How person can know when simple infection has become pluricy? Thanks.
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PostPosted: 02/28/06 - 22:21    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

I guess that pleurisy is the disease you thought about. Pleurisy is inflammation of membrane that covers lungs. Pleurisy can be caused by pneumonia, tuberculosis and not just lung diseases. Almost anything wrong in the chest may cause this disease. It’s very painful; even each move can cause knife-like pain in chest. Other symptoms are weakness, cough, dry mouth, headache, rapid pulse beat and fever. But it can be successfully treated and patient has to rest a lot. Moving is limited because it causes pain.
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