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Fever,cold n cough
Is 99.7 is fever or comes in normal temperature in cold n cough ,throat infection ...reply As soon as possible
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Consult your nearest Physician for management of Respiratory Tract Infection.
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Kindly consult
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consult me on practo for treatment.
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It's tricky, normal body temperature varies a lot,
And in the evening it's on the higher side.
If you are uncomfortable, take a pcm or take medication prescribed by your physician!
infection needs to be considered seriously kindly see a physician ASAP if not.
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you can do cold sponging, it will certainly help
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