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FOU
(redirected from Fever of unknown origin)

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FOUForskning och Utveckling (Swedish: Research and Development)
FOUForskning og Utviklingsarbeid (Norweigan: Research and Development)
FOUFrequency of Use (keyboard layout)
FOUField of Use
FOUFever of Unknown Origin (medicine)
FOUFor Official Use
FOUField Operation Unit
FOUFan Out Unit (Cisco)
FOUFate of Unwanted (gaming clan)
FOUFor Our Utopia (gaming clan)


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Discovery of a novel human picornavirus in a stool sample from a pediatric patient presenting with fever of unknown origin.
10) PET can be useful in determining the causes of fever of unknown origin, often pointing to bowel pathologies such as infectious or inflammatory colitis.
Some of the symptoms are: Weakness or chronic fatigue, Fever of unknown origin, Weight loss that is not due to dieting or exercise, Frequent bacterial or viral infections, Headaches, Skin rash, Non-specific bone pain, Easy bruising, Bleeding from gums or nose, Blood in urine or stools, Enlarged lymph nodes and/or spleen, and Abdominal fullness.
 
 
 
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