White Lung Syndrome: Know The 5 Signs

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Pneumonia, often referred to as "white lung syndrome," is an inflammatory condition affecting the air sacs in the lungs.

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Cough

Often starts as a dry cough and may progress to producing green, yellow, or bloody mucus.

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Fever

High fever, accompanied by chills and sweating, is a common symptom, especially in bacterial pneumonia.

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Difficulty Breathing

Shortness of breath or rapid, shallow breathing may occur, especially with exertion.

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Chest Pain

Sharp or stabbing chest pain, particularly when coughing or breathing deeply, can be a sign of pneumonia.

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Fatigue

Feeling extremely tired or experiencing weakness and a general sense of being unwell is common.

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