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Fever after 2 weeks of Chemotherapy

2022-09-05 04:26:35
My 67 yr mother has small cell carcinoma.. She had her first Chemotherapy 2 weeks ago.. Everything was Okay but since yesterday she is feeling feverish and we gave her paracetamol 500.. Still in morning she got 102 fever but feeling absolutely fine.. just body pain.. and yawning.. Should I wait and give her more paracetamol or take her to the emergency? Why is this happening?
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Chemotherapy side effects resolve with in 2 weeks. But still fever come. Visit to once your treating doctor.

Answered2022-09-05 06:02:37

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