10 Symptoms of Legionnaires Disease
Symptom #2: Fever
A fever is perhaps one of the most common symptoms that anyone is likely to encounter. Fevers are actually part of the body’s self-defense mechanism. Fever is defined as a temperature of 100.4° F or greater, measured with a thermometer. A person with fever may refer feeling warm to the touch, or give a history of feeling feverish; however, the use of a thermometer is necessary to provide your doctor with accurate information.
Fever is one of the initial symptoms of Legionnaire’s disease. It can be accompanied by chills, headache, and muscle aches.
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