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I had a fever, runny nose, headache, chills, cold sore, and mouth sore all appear at the same time. what could this be?
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Infection: With fever, chills and headache, your symptoms likely represent some kind of infection. If your runny nose is mostly clear, it is probably a viral infection. I'd recommend increasing fluids, taking some anti-oxidants and vitamins. Chicken soup still works great and has some clinical research to back its use.
Answered 10/15/2015
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