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A member asked:
It is normal to get a fever after suffering a medicinally diagnosed, concussion? sister was in car accident yesterday, has a low fever today.no vomit.
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Not associated: Concussion does not cause elevated body temperature, and indeed, may best be correlated with an infection. Visit your doctor and get this further assessed.
Answered 5/9/2016
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