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Mild fever ( upto 99°)
Have taken Doxycycline, Calpol, Omez, Vitamin C and zinc for 9 days from (2-10) May, and Azee 500 for 5 days (7-11) May and ivermectin for 3 days.
Now fever remains 98° in morning, but after 10:00 AM it rises upto 99°.
Currently not taking any medicine.
Is it normal ?
CBC and CRP tests were done on 4 May. They were normal.
Are any other tests required ?
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Hi,it's normal. Take plenty of fluids and nutritious food.
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Not to worry, you can continue with Calpol, further history taking is required also
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Have you done an RTPCR test??
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