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What is the cure of abdomen pain, frequently urinating and fever ?
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Cure: Without a diagnosis would not be possible. Your symptoms are suggesting an infection and workup will be needed. Best will be start with your doc so that a diagnosis is formulated prior to a treatment plan.
Answered 7/29/2020
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