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Headache & low grad fever
Sir, I had viral fever in last month but after
recovering that now I am getting low grade fever, sore throat, headache & itching some time in body & feeling more warmth... I went through all test, CBC with ESR, Widal, malaria, chest x ray, x ray pns every this came normal only ESR and lymphocyte count is increased... I don't know what's happening.. please help me...
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Take honnitus and koflet lozenges during the day and a cough syrup. You can take cold (not very cold) water sponges for fever and headache.
Take tulsi leaves daily.
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hello..... Sore throats are very common with a viral infection and do not necessarily mean you need antibiotics,..you could be having allergic sore throat considering itchiness if body... Try to find out if you are allergic to anything ... Consult general physician.
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