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Intense fever
Yesterday I had fever and that was 104F at noon. But then at evening after 7hrs the fever was down by taking paracetamol. Earlier I had vivax malaria 4 months earlier. I had also taken the medicine for non relapse of malaria. But day before yesterday I had little fever at afternoon which calmed by taking paracetamol. At night I also took azithral500. Now what should I do? But yesterday my body was shaking a lot. At night I had profuse sweating. But now there is no fever. I had doubt that is this malaria, or simple fever. I had knee pain so I am taking medicine for that too. Now should I go to doctor or Wait to see till fever attacks again.
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you would definitely need some medicines . you can private consult me for prescription medicines for the same
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