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How long will it take for a patient (56 year old woman) to stop having fever after starting the medication for Tuberculosis (effecting lymph)
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on June 27th, 2009
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How long will it take for a patient (56 year old woman) to stop having fever after starting the medication for Tuberculosis (effecting lymph)
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