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Should i go to doc for 103 fever even though i didnt take fever reducer?
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Fever: If you are having other symptoms which may be related to your fever, you should be seen. A fever is the body's way of treating infections. If you are otherwise well, your fever can be treated for comfort. All the best and be seen if you have other symptoms or risk factors.
Answered 1/2/2017
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