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My brother says i should get treated because once in a while i get febrile illness? is he right?
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Depends: Fever can be caused by many different conditions, some of which will resolve on their own. Many times fever can be a sign of serious illness. You should definitely see a doctor if your fever is persistent or recurrent.
Answered 5/5/2016
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