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Virus and bronchitis-when can i go back to work and why so much sweating?
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Fever?: Have you measured your body temperature? A rise in body temperature requires sweating to get rid of the heat. You should not go to work until you are symptoms-free, your co-workers would appreciate it. If the temp >102 degree, see doctor.
Answered 4/15/2015
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