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Fever 99 daily
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My father aged 70 got low Garde fever 99 and next day he took rapid test it came out negative.And next of rapid test he took vaccine and got fever 100 on second day of vaccination.After 8 days of vaccination also he is getting low grade fever 99 any time in the day he is taking dolo and it is decreasing.He don't have any other symptoms. may I know what is the reason.
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Would like to discuss the matter in details. Kindly discuss. Meanwhile please get an rtpcr done.
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Check his SpO2, BP, sugar, respiratory rate, temp. If all within normal limits along with no associated symptoms like cough, breathlessness, high grade fever, diarrhoea, headache or bodyache , then nothing to worry about. Normal body temp may vary from 97.7-99.6°F. Fever is when body temp goes beyond >100°F
Keep him hydrated.
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