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Fever since 22 days
Have fever since 20 days...its around 99 or 99.2. Mostly it comes around 12 pm...n remain till 6 pm. Its keeps flucatuating. For some days its 98.8 till 4 pm and 99 around 5 pm. Its comes back to 98.7 around 9 pm. In mornjnh its around 98.4. Took a course of antibiotic 7 days coz initailly nose block was there. After antibiotc temp remained between 98 to 98.7 for 3 days then again te.perature rise.
Typhoid and malaria....negat
TLC 4.88
Esr 21
Crp .5
Hb 8.5
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Dr. Prakhar Gupta
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bhopal
Hello. What other symptoms do you have along with the feeling of fever? Sometimes people with anemia can feel feverish due to over working of heart and blood vessels to make up for the low hemoglobin. Your hemoglobin is 8.5 g/dl, it can be due to that. Since you've already taken antibiotics, no need for further course and temperature isn't rising significantly, so serious infection is unlikely.
Next Steps
Further evaluation for cause of anemia and consultation for further management.
Health Tips
Avoid exertion and eat green leafy vegetables, jaggery, pista etc and other food items rich in iron.
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