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What causes someone to feel like they have a fever but the temp is normal and skin is clammy feeling? have sinus inf. wheezing and coughing
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Part of it...: All those symptoms are associated with an apparent infection you are dealing with. You don't necessarily have to get a fever but just a sensation of malaise, chills and warmth even when temp. Is normal. If you have not been seen I suggest you do so in order to get diagnosed and treated. If already seen follow up recommendations, rest and drink plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration.
Answered 5/31/2014
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