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Anthony: Sinus Infection

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Anthony is friends with Maria. He reports symptoms of dry cough, muscle ache, tiredness and pressure on sinuses. So what is inferred about his diagnosis is that he has a sinus infection. Antony is friends with Arine. A school photographer and had been helping him recently with his photos. Arinie has symptoms of coughing, runny nose, and a fever of 103 degrees fahrenheit. So the theory is that he has come down with a sinus infection like Anthony. Marco (Sues lab partner for biology.) Has symptoms of extreme fatigue, headache and a cold. Sue and Marco are know for sharing snacks in lab even though they are not supposed to. So the theory on him is that he has caught Sues contagious fever. Marco is dorm neighbors with Alvin. Alvin has symptoms

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