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What to do if i have fever for three weeks straight please help..?
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Needs evaluation: We call this 'fever of unknown origin' and this means you need to be evaluated to figure this one out. Not to scare you, but sometimes these are serious problems that need treatment. Best to check in with your primary doc - who may recommend that you go to the hospital for an efficient work-up. Hope you feel better soon.
Answered 10/23/2017
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