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What Can Cause Severe Cough,dizziness,weakness,and Fever?

yesterday i was very dizzy and very weak and it started getting hard to swallow. Today i am still dizzy and my lymph nodes are very swollen. Ive also been wheezing, I coughed up a little blood today also. Ive been coughing up mucus and my nose has been runny. I have also had a fever of 101 and i still get dizzy and weak. My chest hurts very bad when i cough too. I am 14 years old.What do i have??!?! :(
Mon, 16 May 2016
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Hi dear.

What you have, could be a simple respiratory infection caused by a virus, like Coxackie for example, which has tropism for respiratory tract. At first, many viral infections cause, fever, cough (with a little of blood, because of the force, when you cough) and chest pain (because of a viral pericarditis, which is normal in some type of virus). But if you keep with symptoms, and fever for 5 days or more, you should make a blood test (hemogram), and a radiography to find out the severity of the infection.
I hope this helps you, and get good soon! :)
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What Can Cause Severe Cough,dizziness,weakness,and Fever?

Hi dear. What you have, could be a simple respiratory infection caused by a virus, like Coxackie for example, which has tropism for respiratory tract. At first, many viral infections cause, fever, cough (with a little of blood, because of the force, when you cough) and chest pain (because of a viral pericarditis, which is normal in some type of virus). But if you keep with symptoms, and fever for 5 days or more, you should make a blood test (hemogram), and a radiography to find out the severity of the infection. I hope this helps you, and get good soon! :)