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Boil for 2 weeks. aching joints. flu-like symptoms. weak and fatigue. sweating more than usual. tight chest, sometimes trouble breathing persistent cough.
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Infection : You may have developed a sepsis with bacteria in your blood stream. You need to see a doctor ASAP as you need antibiotics. Good Luck
Answered 12/2/2019
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