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General health-fevers,UTI, cyst on neck
I had dengue on 24th September and I was normal on 12th October. but since then I feel very low of energy. I am getting fevers Everytime if I do exertion or go out somewhere. my throat is always bad. sometimes I feel I have congestion when I am out or in the cab. I am prone to UTI more often than before. I also got cyst on my neck, I visited doctor last week and he gave me medicine. it is still there but the size is reduced. soon after I ended my medicine course of 4 days I got fever the other day.
Now I am suffering from fever since yesterday. I had stomachache as well I got fresh in the evening again yesterday and in the morning I had vomiting soon after I got fresh. My periods have also started. please suggest what should I do.
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Dengue is a viral illness and once it is subsided, there should not be any problem. If u had episode in September, u should not have consequences in December so I don’t think that’s symptoms r related to that. First of all get temperature checked and if it’s more than 100! Then get yourself evaluated. Tiredness with exertion may be due to anemia also.
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DEAR FRIEND
AFTER A VIRAL FEVER SOME PEOPLE DO HAVE SUCH LOW FEELING OF HEALTH FOR SOME TIME IT GRADUALLY PASSES OFF , IN YOUR CASE IT SEEMS IT HAS PROLONGED,
PLEASE GET A CBC, URINE RE/ME AND AND VITAMINS TESTED AND SEE IF YOU HAVE ANY DEFECIENCIES AND GET REPLACEMENT , THERE MAY BE NOTHING MORE TO IT BUT WITHOUT EXAMINING AN DETAILED HISTORY IT MAY NOT BE POSSIBLE TO GET TO THE ROOT CAUSE .
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