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I suffer from fever. it comes on the interval of two or three days.i also suffer from cough regularly.it becomes more intense in morning.i also tired?
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Fever and cough: You need to see your primary care doctor for examination and chest x-ray to start. There are many infectious diseases that can cause intermittent fever and cough.
Answered 10/24/2017
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