Dialogue between a doctor and his patient.
Patient: Good morning doctor.
Doctor: Good morning, Mr. Javaid. How do you do?
P: I've not been feeling well since yesterday. I'm suffering from fever and have severe headache.
D: Let me check your body temperature.
(The doctor put a thermometer in the patient's mouth and take it out after a moment. The doctor exams the thermometer and says)
D) Your temperature is 100.2 F. Let me feel your pluse and see your tongue, too.
P: Doctors don't depend much upon the pulse. Nor do they bother themselves about the tongue.
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sundarnazI'm suffering from fever and have severe headache.
I'm suffering from a fever and have a severe headache.
You could instead write it as: I have a fever and a severe headache. It doesn't matter which wording you choose.
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