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Does chilly and fever symptoms normal for first week week treatment of tubercolusis?
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See MD: Please see your MD immediately, your close contacts are in danger, and I have concern that you may be developing miliary TB, you will need respiratory isolation and IV treatment. Please keep away from close contacts and contact your MD and local health department because you are putting others at risk.
Answered 11/28/2017
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