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Are persistent, but very mild night sweats (slight dampness on forehead and groin area) worrisome in the absence of other symptoms?
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Fever: Yes, worrisome. Strongly suggest you get a thermometer and document the fevers, the times they occur, your pulse and check carefully to be sure there are no other symptoms. Take this info to an infectious diseases specialist, or you can start with your family doctor and go from there. This pattern is not uncommon with TB, lymphoma and some other systemic conditions. Good luck.
Answered 5/24/2017
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