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Skin feels sensitive , skin feels achy , and cant sleep , temp of 37.9 just for 24 hrs what's going on ?
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Flu or other : Your sensations are attributable to fever of which there are many causes that would require a trip to your doctor to figure out. Colds and flu are common at this time of year. If you do not feel better in 48 hrs or if you get worse you should see your doctor.
Answered 12/13/2014
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