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Whether stemming from a wound, a toothache or an infection like the flu, nearly everyone has experienced the discomfort of having a fever. While fevers can be inconvenient and are sometimes a sign of ...

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Fever is your body's way of fighting infection. To make your body temperature go up, your metabolism goes into overdrive, which requires calories. You might think that having a fever is bad, but it’s ...

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