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Every time i go in the sun, even for a few minutes, the next day i have a high fever & inflamed joints.this has happened multiple times. why?
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Could be: Could be a number of things, but you see your doctor and be checked for conditions such as lupus which can be triggered by uv light exposure.
Answered 4/24/2013
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