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Feeling feverish
I'm feeling feverish, but my body temperature is around normal, its 98 to 98.7 underarm
I'm feeling sensitive to cold from 1 week, and i feel pain in throat when i swallow food
My doctor says i'm fine,
Should i consult another physician
My covid report is also negative
Should i get tsh test??
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It can be due to viral/ bacterial or other type of infection in mild grade or exposure to extreme climate/doing excessive physical exercise/fatigue etc
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Please take rest for few days/ protect your self from extreme temperatures and climatic conditions/drink 12-15 glasses of warm water daily;take fresh soft easily digestible ethnic food with plenty of fresh vegetables;fruits;fish like sardine;white of 1 egg etc;avoid junk;oily;fried;fast food;alcoholic drinks;smoking and over the counter drugs.—Do yoga;meditation etc-Develop positive mental energy by good thoughts;helping activities;smile and merry making in all groups.Decrease negative mental energy like anger anxiety depression hatred fear etc by religious and social activities with little philosophical thinking—if your health problems are not decreasing after 2 weeks of obeying the instructions above-kindly have a check up by a doctor
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Hello, so u just are feeling feverish but no other symptoms right? Do u sleep n eat well? What about your weight, any changes recently?
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What about your bladder n bowel movements, are they normal? Please do consult here for further assistance with your reports.
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It becomes a problem to treat a patient for fever if he is feeling feverish but his temperature is normal.
Please get your Blood CBC, kidney and liver function tests, Consult a General Physician with the report.
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Do base line investigations including TSH.
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