Fever at night for 3 days

2021-06-03 04:16:53
Starting from Monday night, my wife has been getting fever with chills and dizziness for about 3 days now. During daytime she is fine. Fever starts from around 8-9pm when she feels dizziness and weakness with gradual temperature rise, which is gone by the time she wakes up in the morning. She has low levels of vitamin D (<5ng/ml) for which she takes medications. Please advise what needs to be done in this case.
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Take one Complete Hemogram and Urine Routine , Culture sensitivity.
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Consult thru practo. Will give my number.

Answered2021-06-03 04:28:37

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Nothing to worry. Consult for proper treatment

Answered2021-06-03 05:26:15

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She Requires consultation and some blood investigations

Answered2021-06-03 04:26:43

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Cause need to be ruled out . Consult doctor for proper guidance
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For further guidance consult on practo

Answered2021-06-03 04:25:57

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Evening rise fever generally happens in UTI, please get a culture sensitivity urine, CBC, and MP Antigen tests done.

Answered2021-06-03 04:20:58

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