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Fever, chest burning, heavy cough, body aches and pelvic pain (pelvic pain and intensity been going on for three weeks) please advise. ?
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Infection: It appears that you are suffering from an infection either from respiratory tract or pelvic organs. I would recommend you to see a doctor.
Answered 1/26/2016
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