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Fever Come and Go
Having fever from last 4 days..tried with zerodol P 325mg(twice/day) and Azithromycin 500 mg(once/day) o have already taken 4 Azithromycin and yesterday changed my medicine took dolo 650 (2/day) and amoxyclav 625 ( 1/day) for 2 days.
But when the power goes for medicine again the temperature reappear.
Today morning tempreture was 98.6, afternoon it was 99.1 and in the evening it's 100.6.
No runny nose,no cough no headache..no covid 19 affected country travel history ..no contact with any positive patient.when the fever will come that time feeling like heavy head.
Now I have tempreture of 100.6 but little heavy head.
What would be the reason behind this fever ?
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Make daily chart of temperature.
Watch for 2 more days and if it doesn't settles then we will have to review again
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get cxr pa done
get cbc done
get igm for typhi done
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Consult nearest physician
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Get a haemogram (cbc) and urine rotine done.
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What's your age?
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Who prescribed you these medicines, within 4 days of fever you have taken 2 different antibiotics without knowing the cause of fever, fever can be viral also, u should consult a doctor, do some blood tests and go-ahead with your reports as per doctors advise
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need doctor consultation
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Hello, get tested for Covid 19, at nearest government hospital
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Getting fever has so many reasons.
Sometimes your body immunity goes down, sometimes stress, anxiety also causes, sometime any viral infection and so many other causes
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with no travel history,going out for groceries, infected contact, stayed at home. chances of covid-19 is low. get cbc done. take prophylactic antibiotics and antipyretics for the same. consult me for further assistance
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Please isolate Urself and get tested for COVID 19, you can possibly have one
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Dr. Sujitkumar Deshmukh
General Physician
22 yrs exp
Pune
No need to worry
It can be cured
You can consult me online
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Dr. S.Chandra Reddy
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Kindly mention ur weight and age.
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Dr. Danish Khan
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello
Dont worry
Take my consultation
Thanks
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