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I am a 40yo male, pretty fit and healthy. after fairly hard exercise (e.g. 24mi bike commute), i sometimes get ca. 48 hrs of mild fever/nausea/aches.
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Exercise: Your symptoms can be the result of your exercise exercising can raise your temp and your electrolytes may be derailed for which you need fluid replacement.
Answered 12/9/2013
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