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were fever
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A higher than normal body temperature of a person (or, generally, a mammal), usually caused by disease.
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The main side effects were fever, chills, fatigue and pain.
The two key symptoms, on which the doctors came to base their prognosis, were fever and the lowered white-corpuscle count.
The first symptoms were fever, malaise, body aches, and vomiting; soon victims suffered mouth sores and then the disease's ghoulish signature, a savage rash.
The most commonly observed clinical signs were fever, emaciation, depression, icterus and hemoglobinuria.
The main symptoms were fever (100%), purpura (28.6%), digestive disorders (42.8%) and neurological signs mainly consciousness disorders (28.6%).
The most common reasons for testing were fever (45), pneumonia (10), and monitoring for recurrent retinitis (8).
The most common symptoms were fever (71%; mean temperature, 38.6°C), change of mental status (50%), productive cough (50%), and unproductive cough (36%).
The most important clinical characteristics were fever and prostration (100%), headache, predominantly frontal or retroorbital (86%), arthralgia (79%), morbilliform rash (66%) and myalgia (48%).
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