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OMG someone in my Office has Pneumonia!!!!
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OMG someone in my Office has Pneumonia!!!!
This girl I work with has had a wierd chest pain all week and no other symptoms I just found out she went to the doc today and they said she has pneumonia........I am so scared, How bad is it if I caught it??????????? I am 33 weeks
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Posted 1/9/09 10:37 AM |
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Bxgell2
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Member since 5/05 16438 total posts
Name: Beth
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Re: OMG someone in my Office has Pneumonia!!!!
Pneumonia is usually not infectious - it happens when a bad cold travels to the lungs, and then turns into pneumonia. What you can catch from her is the cold itself, but that doesn't mean it will necessarily turn into pneumonia.
My father was hospitalized with pneumonia a few weeks ago and I visited him, and I was fine.
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Posted 1/9/09 10:38 AM |
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2BEANS
wow time is going fast.

Member since 9/07 16106 total posts
Name: Tina
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Re: OMG someone in my Office has Pneumonia!!!!
Posted by Bxgell2
Pneumonia is usually not infectious
agree, I work in medical field and around sick people all day (well only 3 days a week this pregnancy) and fine. Your prenats keep your immune system pretty strong.
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Posted 1/9/09 10:43 AM |
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Re: OMG someone in my Office has Pneumonia!!!!
I know it can be scary, but as long as you feel good that's all that matters. Pneumonia is hardest on the very young and very old and those that delay tx. MANY pregnant women work in th emedical field and have normal pregnancy's so you are just fine. Your own immune system will protect you and all the prenatal vities youtake, but if you do feel sick go get looked at. I just wouldn't fret about it.
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Posted 1/9/09 12:30 PM |
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Re: OMG someone in my Office has Pneumonia!!!!
Thanks everyone
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Posted 1/9/09 12:55 PM |
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MarisaK
HELLO Manolo !!

Member since 5/06 14562 total posts
Name: Marisa
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Re: OMG someone in my Office has Pneumonia!!!!
I don't think you can 'catch' it - You can definitely catch the cold germ that started it ........but if god forbid that happens, just keep a very close eye on yourself and see the Dr.
I think it usually developes in pneumonia when you don't treat a respitory infection properly -
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Posted 1/9/09 12:58 PM |
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