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ok started my new job that i love 3 weeks ago, over the weekend I came down with a nasty chest/ sinus infection, i feel like crap every time I sneeze bloody mucous comes out. I am still wheezing even with nebs. Right now I am in orientation and during the firs 90 days if you are call in it is frowned up badly, so do I show up sick, risk my health ( I am a severe asthmatic)or call in. I can not get time off when my doctrs office is open, they expect me to use th ED or minute clinic....help

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Hello,

We cannot advise you to go to work or stay at home. That will be entirely up to you. Maybe you need to see a healthcare provider and get some advice as to what to do.

We hope you feel better soon.

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