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My breast reduction surgery in 4 days, I have a cold :( Mainly coughing no fever or chills.

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BurdenJan 26, 2017

I haven't called my PS yet. My surgery in 4 days, I have a cold :( Mainly coughing no fever or chills. I haven't called my PS yet. I'll call tomorrow. Can my PS proceed with the surgery or will reschedule me?

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