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Can endometriosis or the inflammation caused by it cause someone to have low grade fevers andnight sweats as well as fatigue?
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No: Endometriosis has no effect whatsoever on temperature elevations: If you are having fevers and chills, it is not related. Good wishes.
Answered 3/7/2015
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