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Fever persists  is no way  normal. Tab Augmentine duo625 three times a day after food for 7to 10days. Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five to seven. Montek lc one at night for five days. Plenty of water n liquid luck warm.  Home made food fresh semiliquid Khichdi porridge poha Upma idali.

Ct brain to rule out abscess...jaundice... rule out hepatitis...and other hiv vdrl test shud be done cbc rft bld culture igm igg elisa too shud be done..tb..

We need to see the trend...what does lung inflammation mean ..it's vague term there was pneumonia ?? Viral ? Community acquired?? How many days of admission?? Which class of antibiotics used ?? Similar history in past ?? Whole file with previous cbc procalcitonin trend of crp required. Even u mentioned steroids so why steroids was given important. How many days of hospitalization till date .. improvement in oxygenation is good ...whether he is on simple o2 or bipap cpap many unanswered questions

No its not normal for fever(101F) to continue like this during recovery Need to evaluate ! As esr is high and fever recurs ,there is ongoing inflammation in body . A detailed investigation needed

Is your father alcoholic? This may be hepatopulmonary syndrome or may b signs of heart failure (excessive fluid overload) is yur father feels swelling over face/legs along with breathlessness which may get relieved on giving diuretics like torsemide/ furosemide/spironolactone Had yu checked his hba1c levels along with random blood sugar RBS and thyroid profile How about the motion?

Yes — it can be normal for low-grade fever (especially at night) to persist during the recovery phase, given your father’s clinical picture. Based on the information: • He had significant bilateral lung inflammation (likely viral or post-viral pneumonitis) • Oxygen levels are clearly improving • Infection markers (WBC, platelets) are normal • Cultures for dengue, typhoid, urine, blood are negative • Liver enzymes and bilirubin are elevated but trending down • ESR is high, which reflects ongoing inflammation, not necessarily active infection In such cases, post-infectious inflammatory fever is common. The body’s immune system remains activated even after the infection is controlled, leading to: • Evening or night-time fever • Fatigue and weakness • Raised ESR This can last 2–4 weeks, sometimes longer, especially after severe lung involvement. Importantly, the pattern you describe — fever settling with paracetamol, improving oxygen, stable vitals — supports recovery rather than worsening disease.

Is your father on hospital admission now

Yes, this pattern of fever can be normal during recovery,That is steroid-induced hyperglycemia and should come down after stopping steroids — but it must be monitored, as high sugars can delay recovery and prolong inflammation.

No, fever becomes o.k. with recovery. He has high liver enzymes, fatty liver. Get tests done for hepatitis B and C,  c.t scan abdomen  and share results.

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Its jaundice

GGT value

GGT values? USG upper abdomen report?

From the reports and history, this looks like a post-viral / inflammatory recovery phase (especially with lung involvement). Night fevers of 100–101°F can happen for a short while during recovery. ESR being high supports ongoing inflammation. Liver values are mildly raised (likely illness + medicines + fatty liver). Oxygen improving is a good sign.

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Hyperglycemia with hypoalbuminemia, hepatitis also there if there chest infection and fever again comes must treated nearby government hospital, avoid paracetamol

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