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fever
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fever (Excitement), noun agitation, ardor, arousing, delirium, desire, disquiet, eagerness, enthusiasm, exhilaration, fervency, fever pitch, feverish excitement, feverishness, fire, fomentation, frenzy, galvanization, heat, intensity, panic, passion, provocation, stimulation, stirring up, tizzy, turmoil, upset, working up, zeal, zealousness, zest
Associated concepts: proceedings reaching a fever pitch
fever (Illness), noun affliction, ailment, eleeated temperature, feverishness, has a disorder, has a malady, has an affliction, has an ailment, ill health, illness, in poor health, infirmity, not healthy, sickness, temperature
Associated concepts: fee services, health care
See also: furor


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pneumonia, endocarditis, tuberculosis, meningitis, pyelonephritis, appendicitis, cholecystitis, cellulitis) Lyme disease Malaria Drug fever : Often temporally associated with the initiation of a new medicine Often associated with a rash (biopsy reveals leukocytoclastic vasculitis) Eosinophilia is common Water is the main source of giardia infection.
pneumonia, endocarditis, tuberculosis, meningitis, pyelonephritis, appendicitis, cholecystitis, cellulitis) Lyme disease Malaria Drug fever : Often temporally associated with the initiation of a new medicine Often associated with a rash (biopsy reveals leukocytoclastic vasculitis) Eosinophilia is common Water is the main source of giardia infection.
 
 
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