10 Tularemia Symptoms

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Difficulty Breathing

If a person with tularemia doesn't take antibiotics to manage the illness, it can progress to pneumonic tularemia. Untreated pneumonic tularemia can be especially dangerous. Over time, the infection may cause a person could to go into respiratory distress or even stop breathing.4‘Tularaemia. Understand About Tularaemia Zoonosis Infection.’ Symptom Checker, Health Information and Medicines Guide | Patient, 19 Oct. 2016, patient.info/doctor/tularaemia

If a person is short of breath, breathing too quickly or not able to breathe deeply, they should go to a hospital. They may need extra oxygen or mechanical ventilation along with antibiotics to manage the infection.1‘Signs and Symptoms of Tularemia | CDC.’ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 18 Dec. 2019, www.cdc.gov/tularemia/signssymptoms/index.html

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