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Fever, seems Dengue

2017-08-01 11:50:34
Suffering from fever from 28 the July. NS1 antigen test reactive but platelet 1.8 l . I am taking cefuroxime 500 and solo. Should I hospitalised?
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No, You don't need to get hospitalised. Don't worry. Keep yourself hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids and ORS. Tab paracetamol 500mg thrice daily. Check daily your platelet count and PCV . No need of antibiotics usually. Take antibiotics only on Doctor's recommendation.
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In case of bleeding, severe pain abdomen, intractable vomiting, altered sensorium, breathlessness, must get hospitalised.

Answered2017-08-01 17:08:19

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