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I got the flu a month ago but continually have a fever once a week, the doctor keeps saying i may have a viral infection. should i be concerned?
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Need more info: This somehow does not sound correct. You have fever only once a week? No other symptoms? Tell us more and perhaps can be more helpful. Rephrase question.
Answered 3/5/2014
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