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Bodyache and fatigue
I have severe bodyache below back in all joints after playing badminton for 2 days along with chills, very light fever, pain in eyelids and headache Doctor suggested myoril 4 mg and pcm 500 once a dayPlease help
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After unaccustomed badminton, muscle strain or overuse is possible, but severe generalized bodyache can also occur with a viral illness. Check for fever, urinary symptoms, weakness or joint swelling; do not assume it is only exertion. Avoid repeated painkillers without considering kidney and stomach risks.
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Rest from strenuous activity, hydrate and use gentle movement. Arrange an examination if you develop fever, dark urine, marked weakness, swelling, inability to walk or symptoms beyond 48â72 hours. Seek urgent care for bladder/bowel changes or leg weakness; you may book a consultation with me.
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Bodyache with mild fever and chills after intense exercise is often muscle strain combined with a viral trigger, and it usually settles within a few days of rest.
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Keep taking what your doctor already prescribed, stay hydrated, and rest instead of pushing back into activity too soon.
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If the fever rises, or the pain in your eyelids or headache gets worse, please go back to your doctor rather than waiting it out.
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