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2 weeks in hosp with enteritis . fever still up and down . how long is recovery ?
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Depends on the cause: Regional Enteritis (Crohns Disease) -fever not a ggod sign and means process not under control. Bacterial enteritis fever should disappear with symptoms. Clostridia difficult toxin enteritis a different problem with recurrences common. Generally persistent fever means an ongoing inflammatory process.
Answered 6/7/2015
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