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Iv been having a near constant low grade fever for the past week. what could cause this? should i see a doctor?
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Fever: You don't say what your temp actually is and whether you have any other symptoms. If your temp is greater than 100.4 and persists, the answer is "Yes", see a doctor. Get better soon.
Answered 3/5/2015
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