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Low grade fever and chills

2021-05-09 06:33:20
Hi Docs, My mother is having continuously low grade fever since 2 weeks and continuous chills since a week. She is under home isolation with medication. What could be the reason for chills and temperature rise in the evening/night. Thanks.
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Low grade fever with chills in a lady may be due to urinary tract infection. Do CBC, Urine routine examination and consult me on PRACTO.
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