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On and off fever
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I am 28 yrs old, weight 46kg. Had a baby 14 months ago. normal delivery. had corona before two weeks of delivery and recovered before birth. 6 months ago admitted in hospital after affected by dengue. recovered after week.
i started having fever only at eve. initially temp went till 103. its been almost 10 days. still have fever in the eve, last three days i noted temp 100.1..
i took blood test 3 days ago. in that lymphocyte is 56 and platelet count went down 150000. i took antibiotic injection and medication. today is fourth day but still fever comes in the eve for few hours. doctor said my lymphocyte are high because i am fight infection. but don't know what kind of infection it is. when i touch my stomach it pains little. in the sides and in middle. my dengue, malaria, corona all result came back negative. don't know whats happening. please advice. i am partially active
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult
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From your past Medical history and description of symptoms you are in the stage of "Fever of Unknown origin". It is a difficult problem, even in Medical College.
So , with all your past investigations reports and details of treatment taken earlier, you should approach your local Medical College. If they admit you, then they may have to repeat some investigations but surely they will treat you.
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Consultation for detailed discussion and medication is advisable
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hello
do a malaria (mpda) and dengue (ns1 ) test
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consult me if you want
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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8 yrs exp
Nellore
Consult
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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Check for typhoid and jaundice also.
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