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Why do i keep running a fever?
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Many possible causes: Firstly, when you say "fever", what temperature are you talking about? Especially if you have recurring bouts of temp greater than 100.5-101.5, then that needs to be checked for a source of chronic infection and for immune deficiency of some sort. You may need to see an infectious disease specialist after your primary physician has done and initial evaluation. Hope that helps.
Answered 3/1/2016
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