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Fever 100F
Have fever for last 4 days ranging 99-100F. SPO2 LEVEL is 95-97. Have Lil cold now as taking Azithromycin 500. No other issues faced except body temp of 100F.
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See the most common cause of fever these days is Covid-19.
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Please get yourself tested for Covid.
You have to take antipyretics, antihistamines.
Can try 6 minute walk test.
Next Steps
need to upgrade your medication
Health Tips
maintain hydration.
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Dr. Anubha Singh
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Jhansi
Precautionary:
Take steam & gargle twice
For fever: Paracetamol
Please get RT-PCR test done
CRP
D-Dimer
CBC
Calm down
Lie in prone position
Rest it out
Next Steps
If not relieved consult me
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