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Ear infection being treated with azithromycin - ear feels better, but still have on and off mild fever after 3 days??
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Often ear infections: are viral or have accompanying viruses, which may be the cause of the fever. I would recommend you have a recheck at your doctor if the fever still persists after the next few days, just to be sure the ear infection is actually better and that there's nothing else that needs to be treated.
Answered 12/25/2020
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