What's Going Around
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Posted: 6:55 AM Dec 27, 2007
Last Updated: 5:41 PM Dec 26, 2007
Reporter: Jemelle Holopirek
Email Address: jemelle.holopirek@kake.com

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  • East of Wichita

    Physicians at the Wichita Clinic Augusta branch have seen a lot of pneumonia and pharyngitis (commonly referred to as a sore throat).

    Wichita Clinic Andover physicians continue to see patients with upper respiratory infections and bronchitis.

  • North of Wichita

    Wichita Clinic physicians at Bethel in Newton continue to see a number of cases of RSV. Symptoms include runny nose, fever, cough and difficulty breathing. RSV can be particularly problematic for children under two years of age. See your doctor if you experience rapid breathing, poor eating habits or labored breathing.

  • Central Wichita

    The Wichita Clinic Murdock Immediate Care physicians continue to see a number of patients with upper respiratory infections. They also are seeing an increase in the number of patients, which is common around the holidays and winter season. Physicians recommend drinking plenty of fluids, getting plenty of rest and washing your hands frequently.


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