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On nov1, 2016 I got high fever 102 it continued for 3-4 days. I had upset stomach,vomiting at that time also. I got my blood , dengue, malaria test. My platelets count was 72k . But no dengue, malaria detected. After 2 days I again had my test done, my platelets raised to 83k. And my condition also improved. Only thing I have is body pain mainly in legs. I didn't test for chikungunya although symptoms were closer to that( source internet). I still have fatigue in legs( always feels like I have came from 10km run). Also I feel weakness in body. And feel difficult to concentrate on my work. Although I am maintaining a balance diet. My concern is whether I should consult a doctor or should I keep on going with my balance diet and everything will be okay after some weeks. Also , my previous history: I had dengue 4 years back my platelets went down that time to 37k.
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hello kindly consult a physician bye
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Hello there.  I can understand your concern.  You haven't mentioned what medications you took when you had fever and what was the source of that? Did you treat yourself using the internet? You can take a cap. Absolut-3g once a day after food for 10 days. You should be fine. If it still persists then consult a general physician in person for further evaluation and management. Best regards. Dr. Anil kumar jain. Bangalore.
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