I haven't had a fever, but I had a sore throat while I was there. The symptoms I hear from others remind me of people who ride on planes with stale air. At night I had a hard time breathing . . .I kept waking up and didn't sleep well. I noticed that A LOT of people smoke in Nevada. In California, where I'm from, smoking is illegal inside public buildings. I'm glad I don't have to live in that smoke all the time! The air conditioning in the room probably does dry out the air, too. Tom Armstrong On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 12:38:58 EDT Tvak@AOL.COM writes: > I've had a fever of 102 degrees since arriving home from Reno. I > finally > went to the doctor today. I described the symptoms to her: fever > and a cough > that just started yesterday. She asked me if I had been around any > people > who were sick. I told her no, but that I had just attended a > convention in > Reno where I had come into contact with alot of people. To my > surprise, she > said, "You were in Nevada? I'll bet you have pneumonia!" So they > gave me a > chest x-ray and sure enough, I have a very slight case of pneumonia. > My > doctor claims everyone who goes to Nevada comes back with > respiratory > problems. She theorizes it's the filtered air in the hotels. > > So, I'm wondering...anybody else have any health problems since > returning > from Reno? > > Tom Sivak > Chicago >
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