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Can a bug bite cause sluggishness?
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Typically no : Certain flying insects can carry more exotic diseases but usually not in america typically bug bites are not problematic however , if you are feeling increasingly sluggish or feverish or headaches , etc , seek medical evaluation.
Answered 10/6/2012
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