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Fever and tired
I had fever on 2 August high fever 103 degree Celsius but after it I am feeling like fever my regular temperature is 99 degree and feel like it's fever but no high fever but I am feeling tired and ill what is this reason
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A temperature around 103°F with marked tiredness needs same-day medical assessment; dengue is one possibility, but other infections must also be considered.
A clinician may advise CBC with platelet/hematocrit monitoring and dengue testing appropriate to the illness day, along with examination for dehydration.
Take adequate oral fluids and paracetamol only as directed; avoid aspirin or ibuprofen until dengue is excluded.
Please book an urgent physician consultation today, and go to emergency care for bleeding, severe abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, fainting, breathing difficulty or reduced urine.
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99°F fever nahi hai. Recent high fever ke baad weakness/tiredness kuch din reh sakti hai.
Prescription:
• Tab. Paracetamol 500 mg SOS — only if fever/body ache
• ORS/fluids frequently
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Rest + nutritious diet. Agar fever wapas aaye ya weakness persist/worsen ho, CBC ,urine test and physician review karayein
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Abhi antibiotics ki zarurat nahi lagti. Breathing difficulty, persistent high fever, severe headache, vomiting ya rash ho to promptly consult karein.
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If the current temperature is 99°F, that is not fever. Weakness and tiredness can persist for some time after a significant viral illness.
Rx:
Adequate fluids/ORS.
Nutritious diet and adequate rest.
Paracetamol 500 mg only if temperature rises ≥100.4°F or for significant body ache, with appropriate dosing limits.
If fever returns/persists, or there is breathlessness, severe headache, vomiting, rash or worsening weakness, get examined and consider CBC/urine testing and other investigations based on symptoms.
You may consult me on Practo if the weakness or feverish feeling continues.
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Tab pcm650mg - twice a day.
WHO ORS electral - 2 litres daily for 3 days
Drink plenty of fluids.
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tests:-
CBC
CRP
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Get a tt and anti rabies vaccination without fail.
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feel free to consult me on practo for further evaluation and management
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Must be viral prodrome.do a cbc crp and take paracetamol sos
Light non veg diet
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1st of all send me the reports- CBC,CRP and Urine R/m
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Then i will give u treatment
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U can consult me on practo pro
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Record your temperature twice a day
Make a note of it
Get CBC, GBP, Urine RM and LFT done
Then connect with me with reports
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Do CBC, and CRP and consult me.
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