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Fever cold body pain
Its fever nd body pain and cold for last 10 days.. What could be the problem? Fever is switching and patient feels like fever from inside but if we check it through thermometer its not... So what s the ailment?
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take complete rest...healthy but light food intake...plenty of fluids...
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Hello, if thermometer show no temp means no fever.
Uneasiness due to cold
Tab oncet CF two times a day for three to five days.plenty of liquids like nimupani in luckwarm water mousambi juice tomato soup.light diet.ok.
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
From your history it is likely to be a viral infection. The thermometer shows normal then the temperature is normal and just recheck your steps and confirm that it is normal. Make the patient drink plenty of fluids(3 liters, have a liquid diet of soups and increase consistency as tolerated) and vitamin C food items as it will help build immunity and will help in getting better. Avoid cold food and water and have hot water during this time. Do salt water gargling and steam inhalation thrice a day. You would require antihistamines to control the cold, an antipyretic which would control the fever and body pain.
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