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Fever - headache
I have been fine since 3 months the lockdown started though am taking medications for my bronchitis. I have not had fever.
Am getting fever since past 3 days. The fever goes down when I take paracetamol, then again it comes back the next day (again I have to repeat taking the pills to bring down the fever). First day my fever hit upto 103° now it doesn't increase more than 101°.
I don't have any other issues, am able to eat properly no puking sensation however I feel dizzy and headache because of the fever.
Please advise of the condition.
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The fever might be due to inflammation .
Do u have cough with expectorantion
I need to know wat medications ru using right now
Any chest tightness and wheezing??
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get cbp ,AEC,x ray chest pa view,sputum culture analysis
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Do you have sore throat, myalgia? If so Corona (Covid 19) should be ruled out in this pandemic situation
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Dr. Lakin Vira
General Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Started any antibiotics?
Any other issues, pls consult.
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Dr. Anshul Mahajan
Psychiatrist
5 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Nee to be evaluated
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