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I have recurrent body aches and low temp about every 6 weeks. lasts three days each time. feel like i will get really sick, then it goes away.
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Cannot diagnose: Start keeping detailed notes on your symptoms and next time this begins to occur take them with you for a doctor's visit and get examined and diagnosed face to face . Good luck.
Answered 12/17/2020
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