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My two year old has a 101 fever at least once a week. this has been going on for about two months. what could be causing it.?
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Possibilities: A number of possibilities exist. A hidden infection, connective tissue diseases such as lupus, or periodic fever conditions are a few. See your pediatrician. Begin keeping a fever diary while waiting to be seen to see if there is a pattern.
Answered 4/13/2012
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