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Hello, i feel hot but my temperature is normal. i feel ill all the time and my body aches.blood test results were normal.what should i do?
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Work with doctor: If you feel ill, you should keep working with your doctor to determine the cause. If initial blood tests are normal, you need to keep looking. Sometimes the best that can be done is to rule out the dangerous possibilities, then keep following up to watch for any changes in symptoms that might help provide a clue to the diagnosis. Good luck.
Answered 1/3/2016
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