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Severe joint pain, sudden onset, traveling from hip, shoulder, jaw. low to mid grade fever. headache, fatigue. no injury. debilitating pain. 9 days.
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Close your computer: If this is as severe and sudden as you describe I suggest immediate medical evaluation and ether your private physician or local UC clinic.
Answered 8/2/2017
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