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My 14 year old son feels like he has a fever, headache, and is fatigued even though his temperature is normal. this happens around 6 - 8pm every night?
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Needs a check up: Recurrent headache and fatigue with suspected nighttime fevers suggest a need for a detailed assessment for the reason for your son's symptoms. The duration of symptoms is not clear but if these have persisted for more than 1 week, it will be necessary to screen for an infectious or an autoimmune process. Take care.
Answered 6/29/2016
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