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Gabriel Nealover 3 years ago
Which clinical history findings are characteristic of enteroviral pleurodynia?
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Clinical History Findings of Enteroviral Pleurodynia • Abrupt onset of fever • Muscular pain in abdomen and chest which is spasmodic in nature • Spasmodic pain worsens with coughing and inspiration, lasts for 15-30 minutes • Headache • Nausea • Vomiting • Multiple family members demonstrate similar symptoms
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