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Should i go to doctor? was sick for almost 2wks. fever went away finally. stuck with extreme fatigue/head fog. is this normal?
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Obviously not: Profound fatigue and changes in sensorium are not normal under any circumstances. If this persists would see your doctor.
Answered 9/11/2012
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