10 Atypical Pneumonia Symptoms
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Persistent Headache
The headache that is commonly associated with atypical pneumonia is unrelenting and persistent. The pain is usually described as dull or pressing in nature. Its onset often coincides with associated fever, with both being early signs of atypical pneumonia. Acetaminophen, ibuprofen and other similar over-the-counter medicines may provide some relief, especially when taken at regular intervals.
Although uncommon, the headache associated with atypical pneumonia can persist for several weeks after the person has recovered.
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