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A member asked:
My son keeps having reocurring fevers and recently had elevated inflamatory markers with no infection. what could be causing that?
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AUtoimmune: As infections are ruled out, the next concern would be an autoimmune disease. Discuss with your doctor about what symptoms may be compatible with what syndrome; it is far too detailed a discussion to have here.
Answered 4/2/2013
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