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After Dengue - Pain
I had dengue 2 months before and recovered. Platelet count 2lac + now. From last 20 days back of knee(popliteal fossa) pain while stretching and closing, heel pain while walking, severe hairfall(taking ADHAIR tablet after consulting dermatologist). But pain which I have seems normal or symptoms of Dengue again?
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Take plenty of water or fluids.
Ice application to painful sites 3-4 times per day.
You can take low dose paracetamol for 5 days. If still not benefited consult Dr.
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That is due to post viral fever polyarthralgia,it will be there for few weeks, later it will subside ,if it persists consult orthopedic surgeon
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Hello..joint pains after viral fever is usually seen...take good rest...for few people pain persists uptil 2 months of recovery or more... Need not worry on that..gradually it will improve...
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