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I have a 105 degree temp. i am congested, headache. should i go to the urgent care?
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Needs to see Doctor: A person with a high fever of 105 F almost always has an infection or some other generalized inflammation (such as an auto-immune flare-up). Some viral infections don't need treatment (but influenza is treated with Tamiflu). Bacterial infections do need evaluation and treatment. If a person looks ill and cannot see his primary care doctor, he can be seen at the ER.
Answered 12/11/2019
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