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If you feel like your throat is closing in and have a fever 100.8 can it be asthma or allergies can you have both at the same time?
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Fever: If you have a fever, it is more likely an infection that may be causing your symptoms. If you feel that your throat is closing in you should be examined. Remember to call 911 if you need immediate attention. All the best and feel better.
Answered 12/3/2014
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