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Can uti cause blisters and fever ?
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See answer: A urinary tract infection is often caused by a bacteria and can certainly cause a person to become feverish. Certain bacteria may cause infections around the skin too, possibly causing blisters, but it is not common. Hope tat helps you, best wishes.
Answered 3/13/2018
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