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Hi, my husband all of a sudden woke up feeling very cold (shivering), his bones or muscles feel sore, fever, taking long deep breaths, slight headache. not sure if its anything to be concerned about?
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It is : You should call your doctor and describe his symptoms to ascertain if he needs to see the doctor in person or needs to go to a hospital. Wish you both good health!
Answered 6/3/2020
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