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Been having low grade fever, hot flashes on/off, fast heartbeat when laying down, dizziness, shaking in my hands, fatigue most of the day, body aches?
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Blood test: Sounds like you may have a viral illness or possibly thyroid disorder. If persists see your doctor.
Answered 4/26/2013
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