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Getting fever from 11th day - Covid
I got covid symptoms on may 1st Post that I started taking medication for 5 days then again on 7 th day I got fever and took ct scan in that 5/25 was the score on the 7th day, again till 10th day night I don't have any symptoms from 11 th day climate changed morning I am getting fever around 99.5-100 and blocking in the nose as well,it's been 3 rd day now still getting fever is this expected?
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Don’t worry, your symptoms are mild. And yes fever came occur
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You have not taken any antibiotic.
Take Augmentin 375 mg twice daily for 3 days. Take Dolo 650 mg only if temperature is above 99 degee as required upto 4 times daily. Warm salt water gargles thrice daily.
Continue Vitamins.
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Dr. Shubham Kashyap
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7 yrs exp
Jamshedpur
Yes getting fever in 2nd week of illness is common with inadequate treatment. Please share prescriptions and blood reports if any so that anyone can answer your questions better.
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If you already have not been tested, please get a blood test for C-reactive protein and Complete Blood Count
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Monitor Oxygen Saturation(should be ≥94) and Respiratory Rate (should be less than 24)
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Yes if titer are high then features may persist till 20 day also
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