What are the symptoms of pneumonia?

Pneumonia symptoms can be quite varied and usually depend on the type of infection, the person's age and general health. Common symptoms include:

1. High Fever: A fever, usually over 38°C.

2. Cough: May be dry at first, but may become phlegmy over time. Phlegm may also be yellow, green or bloody.

3. Chest Pain: Sharp, stinging chest pain, especially when breathing or coughing.

4. Shortness of Breath: Difficulty breathing or rapid breathing.

5. Chilling and Sweating: Frequent shaking and sweating with fever.

6. Fatigue and Weakness: Loss of energy and feeling constantly tired.

7. Increased Pulse and Breathing Rate: Increased pulse and faster breathing.

8. Headaches and Muscle Pain: Muscle and joint pains along with widespread and persistent headaches.

I will need some additional questions to confirm if you have any of these symptoms and to make a better assessment:

1. How long have the symptoms been present?
2. Do you have any cough or phlegm?
3. Do you have chest pain? If so, when did it start and how long did it last?
4. Do you have shortness of breath or difficulty breathing?
5. Have you had similar illnesses or lung conditions in the past?
6. Have you had the flu or cold recently?

I can give you more specific and personalized advice based on the information you have provided. However, considering your current information and the symptoms of pneumonia, it is important to see a healthcare professional. In this case, it may be appropriate to see an internal medicine (internal medicine) or pulmonologist.

I am not a real doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.