I got a low grade fever of 99.5-99.6 last month on 18th of April for which I tried self medication of Ibugesic Plus and Augmentin for 3 days. After it didn't work I took a Practo consultation and the doctor prescribed Flexon, Cepodem, Lecope, and Neurobion. I was feeling well within a day. Now exactly after a month I again have the same thing. I have low grade fever of 99.1-99.4 and nothing else. When I rest it goes away without medication, when I am starting my daily activities it's coming back. I still took a felexon today when it increased to 99.5. And the only discomfort I feel even when I don't have a temperature is my hands and ears feel warm. What could be the reason? I am taking supplements and eating well but still falling sick. Is it weakened immunity?
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-U r overweight , act for it
-For GOD Sake dont take flexon ,ibugesic or any other OTC pain killers they can devastating for your body specially kidneys.
-if u tend to develop fever at the end of the day on daily basis then u must see a doctor
-first do Temperature charting , say 4 times in a day u must record temperature
-femlaes usually develop or feels feverish during the difficult days of the month
-Dont burden your self with vitamin pills unnecessarily even they can cause fever or feverish feeling
LASTLY FOR YOUR RELIEF --HARRISON's ( TEXTBOOK OF MEDICINE) SAYS THAT many people have baseline temperature upto 99.6F.
So your temperature needs little work up
Next Steps
Get TSH , FT4 and Ft3
r u losing weight unintentionally
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