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I am 9 weeks pregnant and have had a slightly elevated temperature for a few weeks. today i am up to 100.3. when should i be concerned?
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Evaluation: You should see your doctor to be evaluated and have blood test ( CBC, Blood culture) to find the cause , so be treated.
Answered 9/20/2015
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