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Low grade Fever
Have been having mild fever for the past 4 days i.e., 99.6 to 100.2 in the night. Ive been taking Paracematol in the night for fever and fever subsides and comes back next night. No other major symptoms as such. Slight body pain and also sneezing frequently. My family members are all fine. Am a college student and have been in lockdown for the past 5 months. Could this be in any way related to corona virus? Kinda worried as I live with my parents!
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Dont worry it need not be a covid ..could b normal viral fever also ..
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Since u r having low grade fever u shud get a covid test done since it is mandatory. Plus u need to consult for further management as fever can have many causes which need to be ruled out Can reach me on practo or whatsapp (9 five 99 zero 666 zero 4)
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Firstly get your blood checked for Cbc Mp Ns1agDengue widal UrineR and also get a RTPCR swab test done for COVID19 and followup with Reports
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Need detailed history and evaluation
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take online consultation for further treatment
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Not at all. If u r not exposed or contact to any COVID 19 positive person., Then it won't be COVID. It may be just viral fever
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You can consult online for proper evaulation and treatment
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