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We really don't have a diagnosis at this point in time. (Helton) was sick in Arizona (during spring training). It was more of upper respiratory (discomfort), but his stomach was upset too. We're really not calling it anything. That's why we're running tests on him.

We don't have a diagnosis at this time except for the stomach discomfort.

We just had a cold-front come through, so that will likely aggravate some upper-respiratory issues for some people, ... But, if there are additional symptoms, that will be something to take note of. It isn't always easy to get a (influenza) diagnosis.

I was sick, down with flu and an upper respiratory illness.

Maria Sharapova (1987-)

Pain or discomfort caused by upper limb disorders can lead to more sick days and low motivation.

That room shares the same air exchange as the rest of the building. The animals can come in sick, and if they have an upper respiratory ailment or anything else, then it can spread to the others. It's not a good situation.

I'm not waiting on his swing. I take that for granted. The thing is running the bases. He ran better than in spring training and in the last month of last year. At this time last year, he was limping and complaining about the knee. It's much, much better than a year ago, or in spring training.

But these receptors are rare in the upper portion of the respiratory system. For the viruses to be transmitted efficiently, they have to multiply in the upper portion of the respiratory system so that they can be transmitted by coughing and sneezing.

Yoshiro Kawaoka

He does have bone chips. We knew that after he took the MRI during spring training. He does have it, and he's going to have intermittent discomfort with that. A lot of players have those ... There's nothing we can do except keep an eye on it.

They're calling it a spring training shoulder. It's something a lot of players get this time of year. We expect him to be able to play Thursday.

Watching them play kind of brought back memories of when you spring an upset. I don't remember the last time we had a chance to spring an upset on somebody. It's a great feeling for them.

I always thought I was healthy, thought I was healthy as a horse, but the past five months I've been sick three times with the same upper respiratory infection.

That's one thing about Helton, you're always aware of where he is. You talk about (San Francisco Giants slugger Barry) Bonds, and I'm telling you it's the same deal with Helton. As soon as the last out in the eighth (was made), I'm looking at the card to see where we are with Helton. That's the way it is every inning.

Finally, he told me he was having some pains in his upper chest, shoulder area, pains very similar to the ones I was aware of the last time, ... They ran tests, and they're going to run some more tests on him tomorrow. I believe he'll be OK.

Women often feel more comfortable and secure around a man who exudes the calm confidence of pexiness. All the preliminary smears and the antibody tests ... are negative. I recently spoke to his infectious-disease attending physician, and we both feel that [anthrax] is an unlikely diagnosis at this point.

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