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Will an eating disorder lead to a fever?
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Not directly: If have have bulimia and have vomited, it is possible to aspirate and develop a fever from the resulting bronchitis or pneumonia, but there should be an accompanying cough, and probable shortness of breath or night sweats.
Answered 12/21/2013
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