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I have a fever, congestion, and diarrhea. what infections coukd i have?
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Dont Know: There are many causes of these symptoms. Get the temp down to below 100 degrees by taking a bath and taking tylenol (acetaminophen). Drink clear liquids, gatoraide, apple juice, 7-up. Eat bananas, rice, apples and toast with P and J for the next 24 hours. See a doctor if you get light headed or if the diarrhea occurs more than once an hour. If your temp is above 103 you should go to the ER for an evaluation.
Answered 10/11/2014
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