102.2f,100.0f mild chest pain when cough

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High fever 102.2f not coming down after taking 650 mg tab. Also I am taking tab. X-clav, cheston plus syp,respymont-tc.

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Dr. Anjan Chakraborti General Physician 5 yrs exp Bankura · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anjan Chakraborti

General Physician 5 yrs exp Bankura

Drink plenty of fluids.continue tepid sponging.monitor temperature.

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routine blood test.widal test.review reports with medicine specialist.

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