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On 7/22/16 Mary had an appointment with Dr. Nermine A. Saleh to address cough and cold symptoms. Dr. Saleh listened to Mary's lungs. She noted some wheezing and ordered a nebulizer treatment which Mary took in the office. Mary's vital signs indicated that she had a fever. Mary also had chest x-rays taken. Dr. Saleh diagnosed Mary with pneumonia of the right middle lobe due to infectious organism and prescribed Augmentin 875-125 mg as well as Vibramycin 100 mg to be taken twice a day for ten days. Mary was advised to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids and was instructed to follow up with her PCP (Dr. Varney) in three days.

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