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Explain Acute Infections Fever

Acute Infections Fever:  Acute fevers are of short duration with acute symptoms, the body temperature may rise to above 104°F. Examples of such infections are chickenpox, tonsilitis, influenza, pneumonia,  typhoid and malaria.  

 


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