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Frequent fever
For the past four years, I've been getting fevers four or five times a year. Sometimes there's a two-month gap, and other times it's four or five months between fevers. My CRP, chest X-ray, and complete blood count results are all normal,antibiotics can't protect it .what are the probable reasons ...., "How can I protect myself from getting fevers more often
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Your recurrent fever may be due to low immunity, hidden infections such as sinusitis, UTI, or early/latent Tuberculosis, as well as Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 deficiency. You should visit our clinic for a proper examination. We will take a detailed history and advise the necessary blood investigations, after which appropriate treatment will be planned
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Fever is not a disease but a symptom when body feels some harm or get tired it responds by reflecting as fever or other symptoms but we can’t neglect it also
It may be due to tiredness
Kindly tell if other symptoms are there during fever like vomiting pain abdomen, i need to take full history kindly consult to me on practo or on my whats up no six two eight four seven five one six eight six
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Getting fevers a few times a year is often due to recurrent viral infections and not usually serious 👍
Since your reports are normal, focus on immunity, sleep, nutrition, and hygiene.
If you want, I can help identify triggers and suggest a prevention plan book a quick consult 👍
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