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Having temperature but not feeling fever
Hi , I have been obseving from almost a week, my temperature ( ear) on thermometer showing between 37.4 to 38.2 but not feeling feverish, doing daily works actively, I have verified my thermometer with my room mate, it shows 35.6 to 36.4 so no issue with thermometer and also it is new one..please advise Is there any thing going in my body. The reason I checked my temperature was, I had chest pain for a week, but it recoved. But temperature is not going down.
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Please consult online for prescription, you will require some tests
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Dr. Deepika Kaushik
General Physician
33 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Pl check ur oral temp regularly & obseve other signs also like decreased appetite , burning urination or loss of weight .
If u have persistent fever with any of these associated symptoms u should go for routine blood & urine investigations, sometimes X Ray chest, to find out the exact cause of ur fever & get the treatment accordingly
It is advised never to neglect a fever if > 1 wk as sometime cause r hidden , which to be found out by proper check up
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