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Mom has inner temperature rising 4 a couple of years now, she 've seen dr's & they inform her that she's fine, thow she urinate & get chilly a lot? y?
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Treat UTI: Urinary symptoms and fever can be due to urinary tract infection. It is better to treat if symptomatic. Saying that all urinary tract infections don't need to be treated. Please check with your doctor and if needed an infectious diseases specialist.
Answered 11/23/2012
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