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Systemic features of infection like increased body temperature (up to 38-40°C), general [[fatigue]], chills, [[sweating]], [[headache]], and [[loss of appetite]] may be present. | Systemic features of infection like increased body temperature (up to 38-40°C), general [[fatigue]], chills, [[sweating]], [[headache]], and [[loss of appetite]] may be present. | ||
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Systemic features of infection like increased body temperature (up to 38-40°C), general fatigue, chills, sweating, headache, and loss of appetite may be present.