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Fever 101/102 degree from past 4days
Hi doctor,
My brother is suffering from high grade 101/102 fever from past 4 days...have been taking dolo 650mg also
But fever is not decreasing...no other symptoms...please help
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Temperature- 97-99 F is considered normal
Temperature above 99 F needs reporting to the hospital
GENERAL ADVICE: If you have symptoms of cough, sore throat and breathlessness report to the hospital immediately. Stay quarantined stay safe
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Hello,
If the fever is not coming down even with dolo for 4 days
That means you need to get evaluated.
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consult over chat or online
Health Tips
stop self medication.
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I would like to know whether you have done his CBC report.
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Do text me personally with the reports for complete treatment.
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Dr. Mahanthagouda Earanna
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Fever is sign of the infection ..
Do u have respiratory tract infections n or urinary tract infection or gastroenteritis
If not then u need blood tests , like cbc, typhoid serolgy, malarial serolgy , dengue serology and urine routine and microscopy
Do get back with reports if u wan consult me
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