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More likely viral fever.
Get cbc , tests for malaria, typhoid, dengue, done and share results.
Drink more water.Take tab paracetamol 500mg one every 6 to 8 hours.
One day of fever with body weakness and a sour taste in the mouth is usually a viral fever with some acidity/gastritis riding along - very common this season. Paracetamol 650 mg every 6-8 hours when the temperature is up, 3 litres of fluids, and light food; skip antibiotics on day one. At 48 the thing to watch is duration: if fever crosses day 3 or is spiking with chills, get CBC, CRP, dengue NS1 and malaria smear done. Same-day check-up if you get breathlessness, chest pain, drowsiness, or your urine output drops.
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Track your temperature 4 times a day for 48 hours. If it is not settling by day 3, book me on Practo with the fever chart and we will pick the right tests instead of guessing.
Hello, first of all please describe your problems in chronological order, then write your symptoms. In this question you are happy 😊 and have a fever so both are irrelevant. For weakness you should also describe your daily routine and your profession. Thank you
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