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For the past three days i have run a low grade fever (99.8-100.0) in the afternoon with muscle aches and fatigue. otherwise symptom free. what gives?
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Muscle aches: You may have myositis which can be viral in origin. Take warm baths to feel better.
Answered 3/5/2014
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