Obtaining a second opinion prior to making a diagnosis for an RSV Infection is essential to avoiding complications from RSV infection, such as bronchiolitis, pneumonia, and/or respiratory failure. This is particularly true for infants, older adults, and people with compromised immune systems. A timely diagnosis will allow the doctor to assess an individual’s breathing, oxygen level, and extent of respiratory decline caused by the Infection and develop a plan to provide the required care (supportive care, medications, hospitalization, etc.) that will improve an individual’s chances of recuperating from and regaining optimal respiratory health following the RSV Infection.