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Fever till 100 degrees

2020-03-22 12:07:12
Headache, fever above 99 less than 100 , sweating, giddiness since 5 days. Sometimes associated with nausea
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Hello there, all the symptoms are interrelate, need few more history to diagnose and to treat you better.. do Consult online , you will be fine soon with medication..
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