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Fever in covid

2020-09-24 20:35:05
For how long does fever persist in case of covid and for how long should we consume paracetamol, so we don't damage ourselves
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Fever in Covid cases are extremely variable, ranging from a few days to even 14 days. Consuming Paracetamol without supervision of a doctor can be harmful to the liver. If you are suspicious of being infected due to Covid, please consult a doctor or visit a covid test centre nearby

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Fever may last from 1 day to 2 weeks. Don’t keep taking paracetamol without consulting a doctor. Fever can be becoz of other infections as well
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Get tested for COVID, dengue n malaria. Consult a physician

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