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I need to reduce my fever tremendously by tomorrow for my first day of work. can somebody help me please?
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Acetaminophen or: Ibuprofen may do the trick, but should you go to a new job within 24 hours of a high fever. Don't infect the new boss!
Answered 6/25/2014
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