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Urinary Tract in fection

2017-06-25 11:43:34
She is having uti and her fever is not going down. Doctor said she has to take rest for 3-4 weeks but her condition is becoming serious day by day. her fever reaches to 101.4 daily once in evening no medicine is effecting it and nothing is working on her what should I do?
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With medication increase water level and use aamla twice day it will help you to release toxin free body.

Answered2017-06-25 15:52:38

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