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Fever after cesarean 21dy
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I had fever last night symptoms are full body pain with severing. Somebody told me that its not good to have fever after cesarean. What are the effects of it. It is serious to have fever.
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It isnt always related to surgery..
Get yourself evaluated..
Go for routine investigations..CBC, urine test,if possible culture too,MP
How is the wound??..wound care is important too
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Fever can be due to multiple reasons and not necessarily fever. Consult a local physician and get CBC, Platelets, MP Antigen and urine tests done.
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There are multiple reasons of fever. It may not be related to caesarian, it was done a month back. If you have shivering and fever then keep temperature chart. Do CBC, PLATELETS, MP ANTIGEN AND URINE TEST. CONSULT PHYSICIAN.
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Dr. Vijyaben Patel
Gynecologist
42 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hi at any part of life fever is not good. Seriousness of fever depends on severity as well affected system of the body. Usually after 21 days of operation it may not be related to surgery. Then also if any complaints in or around operated parts get it checked . Otherwise this may be seasonal,and can be handled by the physician.
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