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What Causes Fatigue, Headache, Cold Feet, Body Aches And Low Grade Fever?

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Posted on Fri, 11 Aug 2017
Question: Strong fatigue, sore & aching all over (more than I might expect after recent yard work activity), headache, cold feet, low grade fever that seems to be going up & didn't drop after eating & drinking (currently about 100.8). 70 yo female, live alone, but within a mile of local hospital); wondering if I should be worried or just rest.
(Prediabetes, history of diverticulitis)
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Answered by Dr. Panagiotis Zografakis (28 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
no specific symptom

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

fatigue, aches and low grade fever are pretty common symptoms. Many infections start with these symptoms - and some of them never develop more. Based solely on statistics, this is probably a mild viral infection. If you develop more symptoms or the symptoms you have now get worse in the next hours/days (high fever for example) or if the symptoms don't get better after 2-3 days then you'd better visit the doctor. Otherwise paracetamol (acetminophen) should help with the fever and aches.

Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
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What Causes Fatigue, Headache, Cold Feet, Body Aches And Low Grade Fever?

Brief Answer: no specific symptom Detailed Answer: Hello, fatigue, aches and low grade fever are pretty common symptoms. Many infections start with these symptoms - and some of them never develop more. Based solely on statistics, this is probably a mild viral infection. If you develop more symptoms or the symptoms you have now get worse in the next hours/days (high fever for example) or if the symptoms don't get better after 2-3 days then you'd better visit the doctor. Otherwise paracetamol (acetminophen) should help with the fever and aches. Best wishes for a speedy recovery!