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COVID Fever
Hello Doctor, how long does fever in covid persist ? Mine is 5th day after first getting fever with no other symptoms, fever stays at 99.4-100.4 throughout day and increase in night around 101.
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This is COVID 19
Tab faviflu 1800mg twice daily for 1 day the 800mg twice daily
Tab Itraconazole 12mg Once daily
Tab Limcee twice daily
Tab Zincovit twice daily
Tab Medrol 8mg once daily
Tab Ecosprin AV 75/20mg Once daily
Tab Azee 500mg twice daily
Tab Augmentin 625mg twice daily
Tab Montac LC once daily
Tab Dolo 650mg Thrice daily
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Continue these medications for 5 days
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See fever can persists for minimum 2 days to several days depending on condition of the patient, immunity and associated co-mordbidities. Plz get your covid test done and consult a physician
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Dr. Aadipta Ghosh
General Physician
Kolkata
Take paracetamol 650 SOS and check your oxygen saturation both at rest and after 6 minutes of activity
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Dr. K Pallavi
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Bhilai
Fever will be there till the viral load is there
It will start decreasing once viral load decreases
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