Fever for 4 days

2022-09-04 02:45:16
My mother is 61 years of age. She is having fever for last 4 days mainly between 102 to 103. Only fever no other symptoms like sore throat, cough etc. Her ESR is 63, and she is diabetic. Malaria test negative, Typhoid negative . TLC : 12.5 Absolute NEUTROPHILS: 9.5 BP : 110/60 Medications: ceftum: 500mg, Azithromycin: and motear Kindly suggest further course of action
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Answered2022-09-04 18:40:53

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TLC and neutrophils are high and indicate that she has an infection , of course the source can't be imagined .Since she is using 2 different antibiotics ,let her continue with them.It may take another 2 days for the fever to subside.Its bit confusing that you have written diagnosed as COVID and no reason is given for using eliquis and steroids.
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As she is an diabetic and she is on eliquis plus steroids ,take her for reevaluate by her doctor if fever doesn't come down

Answered2022-09-04 09:36:46

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Consult on practo

Answered2022-09-04 08:01:01

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Kindly do RAT for covid infection if possible And continue to take antibiotics for 5 days

Answered2022-09-04 03:58:30

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Need further evaluation, elderly with high grade fever for more than 3 days need extended management.

Answered2022-09-04 03:20:30

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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2022-09-04 17:10:13

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Talk to a specialist

Answered2022-09-04 04:32:53

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Patient can continue with same medicine Keep hydrated Eat protein rich food

Answered2022-09-04 04:13:22

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Looks like an episode of Acute Viral Illness. She already taken medication and investigated. Requires rest and plenty of fluids. Should recover in 2 to 3 days time.

Answered2022-09-04 03:10:19

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Kindly consult

Answered2022-09-04 02:49:18

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