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Four year old high fever back aches?
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See a pediatrician: Fever and back pain is a combination which should be carefully assessed by an experienced clinician. It may be as simple as a viral infection with muscle inflammation to as complex as paraspinous infections. Please take him to a pediatrician who you trust.
Answered 1/1/2020
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