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Tingling all over, fatigue, sweats, low grade fever, no discharge or coughing?
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Symptoms: The symptoms you described are not specific for any particular disease. Suspect a viral illness. I would advise you to watch yourself, drink plenty of fluids, give yourself extra rest. If worse, see doc, otherwise, wish you well.
Answered 9/7/2013
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