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Feverishness but no fever
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I am feeling like feverishness from past 3 days but no fever it is 97.8 Celsius.
What could be the reason
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May be because of ambient heat.
Be in a cool place.
Drink plenty of water and electral powder.
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consult me if needed.
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Hello, are you not sleeping well lately? This type of feverish feeling generally happens then. Was it a digital thermometer reading? Any other symptoms?
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You do not seem to have fever. Increase your intake of water n do take adequate rest as your body needs it.
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Consume lots of fresh fruits and raw vegetables as in salads. Please do consult here for further details.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Relax..It can be due to dehydration or you are stressed out.. take plenty of fluids and make your body well hydrated,avoid stress and tensions and sleep well at night.. then you will feel better..
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Dr. Samatha
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4 yrs exp
Bangalore
It may due to dehydration. Take lots of liquid diet
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