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16 weeks pregnant having a fever of 100.6 today with bad headache, nausea, mild left flank pain & no other symptoms. is this something i must call my ob about? next ob appt in 1 week.
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Kidney infection?: It sounds like you could have a kidney infection. You should be seen right now, either by your OB or by another doctor (tell them you are pregnant).
Answered 1/8/2015
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