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Mild Fever after hysterectomy
My mother underwent total abdominal hysterectomy on 11th Feb (last Saturday) after that she developed fever of 100.6 on 16th Feb and doctor told to take dolo and continue tab taxim for next 3 days.
Yesterday she got fever of 99.3 and doctor added martifur tab for UTI as she had urine discomfort. The treating doctor is on leave for 2 days and today everning again my mom has fever around 99.
Please suggest is this something to worry ?
It's been 10 days post her surgery.
She is currently taking tab martifur twice a day and syrup k-cit.
Stitches are scheduled to be cut on 22nd.
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Continue martifur and connect please
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Connect please
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She needs antibiotics after doing culture and sensitivity test ..
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Get a test called urine routine and culture
The reason fr fever could be uti
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