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"I always have a upset stomach in the morning and in the evening I'm hot/cold (no fever) is this normal?"

It is not normal to consistently feel unwell in the morning and experience fluctuations between feeling cold and hot in the evening. It is recommended to seek medical attention to receive a proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment. If your doctor is unable to see you promptly, consider using services like Bonjour Santé or Maple. It is important not to delay in addressing any health concerns you may have.

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