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Mild Fever
I'm was suffering from high fever since sunday.took pyragesic 650 n then started taking antibiotics Azithromycin 500. Once took that antibiotic fever came down to normal temperature. But sometimes it's again increasing n staying with 101. Antibiotic course is still pending have started taking from yesterday. Should I go for covid test or should I wait to complete the antibiotic course to complete as I don't have any other symptoms.
HISTORY : How I got fever on Saturday late night I took shower with stored water then on Sunday morning I took lassi in the morning after few hours I got fever.
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Continue paracetamol and consult for detailed evaluation and management.
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Dr. Monil Sarode
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Pune
Kindly take a consultation for detailed evaluation and management.
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Get a RT PCR for covid19 done
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Monitor your oxygen saturation level daily.
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