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Hi,, i took a hot bath 4 days ago and since that my body temperature has been very high to the point of it being hard to breath.. shoukd i be worried?
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HIGH BODY TEMP: MOST UNUSUAL. DO SEE YOU REGULAR OR PEDIATRICIAN. AND SOON! IT DOES NOT SOUND NORMAL . . .
Answered 6/27/2015
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