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Getting spike of temperature >=99
After evening i am getting a spike of temperature! Between 98-99 F for last 12 days. I did my Widal test! Can anyone suggest if it is something serious or what remedy should i take ? Attached is my Widal test report.
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If there is continuous fever that is >99F associated with any other complaints better get a covid test done. Widal test is not specific for typhoid. It can be false positive in covid also
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Eat healthy food, less spices, drink warm water, take plenty of fluids and take rest
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
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Kanpur
99.6 and above is considered fever
If you have any other symptoms please consult
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