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Feverish in evening,max temperature 99.6

2021-07-12 04:30:50
Hi, past two month or so, post covid(home isolation), I have been feeling feverish, especially in evening where temperature usually go upto 99.6F. Temparature goes to normal in night. I have got all the tests including CBC, typhoid, malaria, thyroid etc done and everything is normal. Just for history, during covid, HRCT on 8-9th day came back normal with score of 0/25 and looks like there is no lung infection as well. Please suggest.
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Can happen in post covid phase. Take plenty of fluid, protein rich diet , multivitamins , iron supplements and immunity boosters.
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