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99.4 fever ,after 17 days of covid+
My father took covishield on 22 april,since then continuos fever ,took rtpcr on 29 april,came out+ve.No medications since 11 may,but the problem is 99.4 fever from 7 am to 6 pm.itself comes ,itself goes out.diabetic,heart n kidney patient.
Dr says to break isolation for 3 consecutive non fever days. Crp 1.1,D dimer .83 against <0.5 on11 may.18th day of isolation today.pls guide wat to do.shoet of money cant take paid consult,pls help as dr r second GOD
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This might happen upto a month. So don't worry. You might repeat RTPCR after 2-3 days. Use paracetamol occasionally for fever
Ask your nephrologist about how much water he can drink, because he might need more water for proper hydration
Have good food
Please don't say all these that "please help as dr r second God". Please don't say, because we are not. God is one, there is no second option
Please don't say. We just want some respect, that's all. We don't want to be God. It's tough and impossible
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