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I've been having mild random fevers and i've been feeling very tired and been having chills and sweating often?
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Infection?: It sounds as though you have the signs and symptoms of an infection, could be a viral or a bacterial one. See a dr. To get the answer and the proper treatment. Best wishes.
Answered 2/24/2023
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