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Clear watery wet nose, overwhelming metallic taste in mouth, extreme fatigue, joint and muscle ache. 5 weeks now. possible causes? please
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Infection: May be localized or systemic. Do be properly diagnosed you need to be physically examined, you may need lab tests, you may need imaging. Please see your General Physician to properly start the diagnostic process.
Answered 12/31/2017
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