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High Fever
Hi Iam asking this question on behalf of my brother. My brother was admitted to hospital on 6/10/16 post complaint of fever since 20 days,weakness ,headache and uneasiness. He was negative for Dengue , antibody , malarial parasite , widal titter was normal , CRP-23 and ESR-35. 2 D Echo done was normal.Abdomen showed mild Hepatospenomegaly. Chest X ray was normal. He was started on IV Cetil and antipyretic and IV fluid.His fever was continous though. After 3 days Injection amikacin and doxy was started.Still he was having high fever.Whole body PET scan advised and done on 11/10/16 which showed enlarged cervical and axillary lymph node.Doctors suggested fnac but since his fever resolved since 12/10/16 , hence we didnot go for fnac He was bit stable after that and hence was discharged. Just wanted to know since the temp has come down to 95, 96 , 97 now a days but the patient still has weakness , chest pain and pain just behind the ears....is there any thing to worry.?
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Hello there.  I can understand your concern.  This phase in normal after suffering from high grade fever or any other illness. Its called convalescence.  Give him plenty of fluids, soft and nutritious  diet.  Cap. Absolut 3g twice a day after food for 10 days. He should be fine after 2-3 days. The pain will also subside. Do get him checked out once again by his physician. Best regards  Dr. Anil kumar jain. Bangalore.
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