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Continuous Fever of around 102 degree F
Hi, My mother started suffering from burning sensation in stomach & high fever ~103 degree F from 26th Sept 1 AM. On 26th Sept 11AM she was taken to the hospital and following medicines were administered in IV NS. IV Diclofenac 75mg stat IV Nexpro 1amp stat IV Ondensetron 2ml stat After this the burning sensation reduced and the doctor prescribed the medicines that I have written in current medication section of this question. We came home. The burning sensation in the stomach is not there now. However the fever keeps coming back. She is taking 3 Paracetamol 650mg a day to keep the fever down. The temperature taken are as follows. 26th Sept 4:20 PM - 100.5 degree F 26th Sept 11:30 PM - 103.6 degree F 27th Sept 5:00 AM -102.2 degree F 27th Sept 10.30 AM - 102 degreeF After noting these temperature medication was given and fever reduced. The high fever is getting me worried. My question is should I wait and watch with current medicine or go to a different doctor or go to the same doctor?
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We need to find out the cause of fever.. did u have the test which were advised by ur doctor..need to know the exact history
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