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Fully body aches, fever of 101f, fatigue, and weakness, loss of appetite. no cough or any other symptoms. ongoing over 24 hours.
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Virus: An early viral infection is most likely. At this time rest, drink adequate fluids, take Tylenol and follow a bland diet. Symptoms may localize to the throat, chest or gi tract. Symptoms should then gradually improve. See your MD as needed if symptoms persist or worsen instead of improving.
Answered 5/25/2019
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