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swine flu - is it always accompanied by high fever?

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evedawn | 19:15 Wed 15th Jul 2009 | Body & Soul
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i've read 38deg c or more is one of the indicators but...if a person has mild flu - temp of only 37, just achey limbs and tiredness and headache is it possible they have a MILD case and as such could be a carrier?
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Very, very unlikely....temp of 37degC is normal.
H1N1 infection is a nonstarter.
19:54 Wed 15th Jul 2009
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ok thanks....i didn't think it would be but wanted to be responsible just in case./....:-) thanks for your reply
20:20 Wed 15th Jul 2009

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