fever
Condition of raised body temperature, usually due to infection.
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in a stool sample from a pediatric patient presenting with fever of unknown origin. Some of the symptoms are: Weakness or chronic fatigue, Fever of unknown origin, Weight loss that is not due to dieting or exercise, Frequent bacterial or viral infections, Headaches, Skin rash, Non-specific bone pain, Easy bruising, Bleeding from gums or nose, Blood in urine or stools, Enlarged lymph nodes and/or spleen, and Abdominal fullness. prophylaxis for patients with a history of TB, and inclusion of TB in the differential diagnosis of fever of unknown origin after transplantation. |
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