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Fever since 28th july
I've been having fever ranging from 99-99.5. it started since july 28, it keeps happening almost everyday in evening. Since the previous month, hardly it didn't happen for 10 days. I've fibromyalgia, whenever my temp rises, my pain gets worse and i get high fatigue. Although the fever isn't high and my doctor isn't even considering that as fever, but I know my usual pain and fatigue levels, and I know how my pain reacts to fever, is 99.5 considered normal or should I see someone for it
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