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TLC count is vary and fever

2017-09-27 02:18:46
TLC count(WBC) vary from last 15 days and suffering from fever. Fever repet again and again while taking treatment of viral. There is weakness in body, headache, ache in under the knee. All other test like maleriya,dengue,tayfied, jondish etc are negative. Couldn't get relief from treatment which is going on from 15 days
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The symptoms look like viral fever. But if it has not improved over last 15 days, investigations to rule out other causes of fever, bodyache will be required. It is advisable to contact a physician or an infection specialist if available.

Answered2017-09-27 02:35:06

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