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Is there a connection between severe pelvic pain and a fever of 103?
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Fever: Fever usually implies an infection. If you have pelvic pain as well - you most likely have an infection. Please see your doctor to figure out where the infection is and to treat appropriately.
Answered 3/13/2014
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