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Past 2 months i am frequently falling ill. i always complain of fever and cold. what's going on?
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Uncertain: There is far too little infomration to be able to give you an accurate diagnosis or a cause. However, if you consistently have a fever, that definitely merits medical assessment.
Answered 12/28/2020
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