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Is it normal to have a low grade fever and fatigue still after being diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection 21 days ago?
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A fever is a temperature more than 100.4 F. Fatigue is a difficult symptoms to understand well, and can be the result of several conditions . A respiratory infection can have effects such as anemia. See your doctor
Answered 4/16/2021
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