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Fever 101 below. Slight cold.
Dear Doctor, I have fever of 100F to 101F for the past 2 days. I don't know Why? I have slight cold. I am 41 years old unmarried. I take medicine for GERD problem PPI for the past 9 months. Endoscopy done in January 19 report is fine.👈 I have repeatitve Kidney stone formation for the past 2 months, USG abdomen scan done twice with in a month, it shows 3mm kidney stone, kidney block causing kidney to swell a little.Urologist gave Dynaperes 0.4mg, then Alfoo 10mg. I have Asthma taking medicine Montek AB Formoflo 250mg inhaler and Asthalin Rotohaler. I have uritcaria was taking Cetrizen 10mg and now Okacet 5 mg. I have insomnia taking Inzofresh tablet 10mg. For high heartbeat, Chest pain taking medicine Inderla 20 mg given by Cardiologist for the past 5 days.👈 My 2DEchocardiogram is mostly fine. Cardiologist advised Angiography, but I don't want to do it. I may go for Heart CT scan with dye. I fear dye must not cause urticaria! These are the health problems and medicine taken by me.
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It may be flu... are you having any cough or sore throat... given the other conditions you can take dolo 650mg three times daily... you are already taking anti histamines for urticaria so that will cover for cold...
Next Steps
if you have sore throat or cough then need to do warm water gargles with betadine....
Health Tips
avoid chilled, fried and oily food.... if the symptoms are not relieved in 3 days then need to consult a doctor properly
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