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Having intermittent body aches and chills, unusually tired, not much of an appetite, but no fever. could i be contagious?
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Maybe: If this is acute and sudden , then probably.; Though remember, other noncontagious infections can also start with those symptoms--UTI for example
Answered 12/20/2016
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