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Swelling in the upper back, pain, fever.

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PostPosted: 10/30/07 - 11:18    Post subject: Swelling in the upper back, pain, fever. Vote now! Reply with quote
My husband is 41 years old and has not been feeling himself lately. He has a great deal of swelling in the bone of his upper back, just below his neck for about 2-3 weeks now. He has severe pain with this. Now he is getting slight fevers and is very tired. Breaks out in sweats, and just can't seem to function normally. What could this be?
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