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Can having a consistent fever between 101 and 103 for 3 months cause you to have a grand mal seizure?
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Needs Work Up: Febrile seizure is usually seen in acute settings and in children. If you have fever for 3 months then you started having a grand mal seizure, I recommend to see a physician immediately for further investigations starting with CT scan of the head and blood tests.
Answered 7/11/2015
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