Physical manifestations of Pneumonitis range from mild cold-like symptoms to respiratory failure. Most frequently, those with pneumonitis experience shortness of breath, and sometimes a dry cough. Symptoms usually appear a few hours after exposure and peak at approximately eighteen to twenty-four hours. Other symptoms may include: * Malaise * Fever * Dyspnea * Flushed and/or discolored skin * Sweating * Small and fast inhalations Without proper treatment, pneumonitis may become chronic pneumonitis, resulting in fibrosis of the lungs and its effects: * Difficulty breathing * Food aversion * Lethargy End-stage fibrosis and respiratory failure eventually lead to death in cases without proper management of chronic pneumonitis.
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medical cause of Taeniasis
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