How serious can these be? and how bad will it affect him for the rest of the season. It doesnt sound like something that he can get over easily, but then again i have no idea how bad it is.
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by Coolhand Texas » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 00:21
I was reading Federer pulled out of dubai with a lung infection?
How serious can these be? and how bad will it affect him for the rest of the season. It doesnt sound like something that he can get over easily, but then again i have no idea how bad it is.
How serious can these be? and how bad will it affect him for the rest of the season. It doesnt sound like something that he can get over easily, but then again i have no idea how bad it is.
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by Vieira151 » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 00:56
coke4 wrote:Lung infections vary in strength, i get them alot, usually lasts 1-2 weeks, but can easily last longer or less
What you are saying is..... you cant tell how bad it is or how long its gonna be
Thought you went all Q on us
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by coke4 » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 00:59
Vieira151 wrote:coke4 wrote:Lung infections vary in strength, i get them alot, usually lasts 1-2 weeks, but can easily last longer or less
What you are saying is..... you cant tell how bad it is or how long its gonna be
Thought you went all Q on us
It wont effect him for the rest of the season and should be fit by Indian Wells
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by Q. Reese » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 02:50
Vieira151 wrote:coke4 wrote:Lung infections vary in strength, i get them alot, usually lasts 1-2 weeks, but can easily last longer or less
What you are saying is..... you cant tell how bad it is or how long its gonna be
Thought you went all Q on us
Come on man. You "stood me up," a common thing this forum.
I thought Coke did a great job with estimating the time.
Also, there are many types of lung infection. They were not clear on what type it is?'06 Wimbledon, Hamburg Masters, & 4 Doubles' & 4 Singles' Titles
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by ILuvBillVal » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 05:48
I think I have a lung infection right now and I'm pretty sure I could hit a nasty forehand winner.
Norberto H or bust.
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by Q. Reese » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 08:20
Yea man. That is great and all, but I would never want you to pass out on-court doing so! What is a nice forehand winner when you can no longer hit forehand winners or walk on-court for that matter?
Drink some tea (herbal) green tea and get a lot of rest. That is what got me back on track at the end of last year (during the time when Djarvik was sick).
Also, I am sure you get a nice rest!
Don't worry about that, "You cannot eat ice cream" from the doctor! I ate a lot of ice cream and recovered within 3 weeks or so. 
Drink some tea (herbal) green tea and get a lot of rest. That is what got me back on track at the end of last year (during the time when Djarvik was sick).
Also, I am sure you get a nice rest!
Don't worry about that, "You cannot eat ice cream" from the doctor! I ate a lot of ice cream and recovered within 3 weeks or so. '06 Wimbledon, Hamburg Masters, & 4 Doubles' & 4 Singles' Titles
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by Saarbrigga » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 11:06
My mother suffered two times on lung infection. Both times she was at home for around 4 weeks.
If you re lucky, you need 2 weeks. But usually it s more like 3-4 weeks to recover.
If you re lucky, you need 2 weeks. But usually it s more like 3-4 weeks to recover.
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by Vieira151 » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 13:09
Q. Reese wrote:Vieira151 wrote:coke4 wrote:Lung infections vary in strength, i get them alot, usually lasts 1-2 weeks, but can easily last longer or less
What you are saying is..... you cant tell how bad it is or how long its gonna be
Thought you went all Q on us
Come on man. You "stood me up," a common thing this forum.
I thought Coke did a great job with estimating the time.
Sorry Q, it just seemed a bit like some of your posts.
Coke, it shouldnt affect him for long, hopefully
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by SoundfSilence » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:42
2 weeks and he'll be back feeling fine. 4 weeks and he's as good as new. Bare in mind he's able to get the best treatment, and fast.
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by Q. Reese » Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:14
Vieira151 wrote:Q. Reese wrote:Vieira151 wrote:coke4 wrote:Lung infections vary in strength, i get them alot, usually lasts 1-2 weeks, but can easily last longer or less
What you are saying is..... you cant tell how bad it is or how long its gonna be
Thought you went all Q on us
Come on man. You "stood me up," a common thing this forum.
I thought Coke did a great job with estimating the time.
Sorry Q, it just seemed a bit like some of your posts.
Coke, it shouldnt affect him for long, hopefully
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Re: lung infection
by GOA MASTER MDMA » Tue, 23 Feb 2010 02:26
Coolhand Texas wrote:I was reading Federer pulled out of dubai with a lung infection?
How serious can these be? and how bad will it affect him for the rest of the season. It doesnt sound like something that he can get over easily, but then again i have no idea how bad it is.
i think when you have a condition like federer or other well trained sportsman it heals faster and it will be not so a big deal. at all like in 2 weeks
by other untrained ,normal, or older people it is from 3-4 weeks till you can die HARDEST CASE -BUT POSSIBLE
a lung infection is allways dangerous !
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