Fever star Kelsey Mitchell expected to make full recovery

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WNBA playoffs: Fever star Kelsey Mitchell expected to make full recovery after dealing with lower-body cramping in Game 5 loss to Aces
Fever coach Stephanie White said after the game that Mitchell was taken to a local hospital to get fluids, and that she had a lot of lower-body cramping.

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Fever's Kelsey Mitchell Released from Hospital After Treatment for Extreme Cramping
Despite losing their leading scorer, the Fever battled back from a nine-point deficit to force overtime, but they eventually lost 107-98 as the Aces advanced to the WNBA Finals.

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Fever star Kelsey Mitchell leaves Game 5 due to cramping
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“I’m super proud just to be a part of this group, we came a long way,” Odyssey Sims, who joined the team Aug. 10 on a hardship contract, said.

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Tylenol is popular and safe. We explain how the drug works in the body

Tylenol and NSAIDs both help with pain perception and fever, but the medications do have one key difference. Distinctly, Tylenol doesn’t have anti-inflammatory properties, meaning it won’t help with swelling or inflammation, says David Mangan, chief pharmacy officer at UMass Memorial Medical Center.
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