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Fever/Chills/Bodyache
From last 2 days , I have a fever ranging from 102-100 °F on and off. I have also experienced episodes of chills and body ache. I have been feeling tired but I am able to do day to day work.
I have taken pcm both these days.
Today is the third day.
Any advice?
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Take balanced diet.
Take tablet DOXYCYCLINE, 100 mg, once daily for 3 days.
At lab do PS for MP.
Consult online with history and printed report.
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If you have cough or breathing problems plus any history of travel out of country or contact with a person who has recently a travel history then get yourself tested for COVID.
Tab Paracetamol SOS for fever
Hydrate well
Do warm saline gargles
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Fever associated with chills usually happens in viral infection or urinary infection. U can continue t.dolo650mg 1-1-1 after food x 3daz. Drink plenty of liquids.
Check few tests
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