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Last night i experienced constant chills, and when i got too warm i had hot flashes. temp was 103 f last night, temp was 98 f when i woke this morning?
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Probable infection: If the fever returns see a doctor. The causes are fever are numerous and most often indicate infection.
Answered 1/28/2018
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