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Is it normal to run low grade fever after bone marrow teat?
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Bone marrow test?: It wouldn't be unusual to run a little fever after a bone marrow biopsy. If it becomes more than low grade and/or you get chills see your doc immediately.
Answered 10/24/2017
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