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I got fever after quit smoking. how i can get better?
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No clue: There is nothing about stopping smoking that should result in elevated temperature? Do you really have a fever? I mean, have you taken your temperature, and if so, how high is it? Or do you just feel warm. Smoking cessation can cause hot/cold feelings, just as stopping many other drugs (alcohol, narcotics) can. If your temperature is really elevated, you need to see your doctor.
Answered 12/16/2012
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