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My son has a fever, complaining about a swore neck, headache and cold feet.
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Early illness: The pattern you cite is rather vague & often seen at the beginning of a viral illness. Over the next several hours it may provide more symptoms that suggest a cause or need for treatment. Monitor for now & provide supportive care as needed.
Answered 4/13/2020
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