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Is it safe to have my gallbladder removed with 99.7 temp for 2 months?
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Depends : What is the source of temperature elevation? Chronic elevation such as you describe does not sound like sepsis which would be a contraindications to elective surgery. I would evaluate source/cause of fever and move on.
Answered 9/14/2013
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