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My mom's fever is getting high and she also feels pain in her bone-narrow and feels heavy about her body.what symptoms could that be?
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Many things: No fever should be ignored, and when there is also pain and other symptoms the body is trying to tell your mom something. She does need to be seen by a clinician and you should encourage her to go. Go with her.
Answered 7/19/2017
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