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No cold, 102.1 F, headach
No cold, 102.1 °F, headache, difficulty in digestion - Since three days I have a fever with my body temperature as 102.1 °F. Till yesterday, I had body (muscular) pain. Today, it's just fever and headache is still unbearable. Even my stomache aches if i consume a pomegranate and mausambi juice. My stomach feels it has problem in digesting. Please let me know how should I follow?
please do blood investigation CBC LIVER FUNCTION TEST URINE TEST.
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You're having gastritis problem.U will be all right. Take Tab Razo-D , 30 min before food twice daily for 5 days. Syr Mucaine gel, 10ml thrice daily after food for 5 days. Tab Calpol(650mg) , one tab during fever/headache only.Donot Take spicy food or fruit juice as it contain citric acid. Consult medicine Specialist if symptoms persist.
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Hi,
As you are having fever and body ache for past 1 day and discomfor in abdomen.
I would like to suggest you to take
Tab Crocin 650mg thrice daily
Tab pantocid DSR 1 tab 1/2 hour before breakfast.
If your symptom persists you should consult your general physician for further investigation and management.
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