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I am 27 weeks pregnant and have had flu symptoms for 24 hours. my temp has risen to 101.1. should i go to a walk in clinic or call my obgyn monday?
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Yes: Always good idea to be checked out with a pregnancy and a fever.
Answered 10/2/2016
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