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I recently broke a week long fever. i haven't been able to take enough time off to recoup. is it normal to feel exhausted post fever?
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Asthenia: Somewhat typical after infectious states. Allowing time for recovery, good hydration, healthy nutrition and gradual exercise may help in the process.
Answered 4/10/2019
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