10 Atypical Pneumonia Symptoms

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Loss of Appetite

Loss of appetite is not uncommon in atypical pneumonia. Unfortunately, a loss of appetite may exacerbate tiredness and fatigue as food provides the energy needed to mount the immune response.

One of the risks associated with a loss of appetite is that fluids are also neglected, resulting in dehydration. It's important to try and maintain a balanced diet, with soups and juice options if food isn't tolerated. This will help to repair the tissue damaged by atypical pneumonia during the recovery process.

Atypical Pneumonia

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