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Persistent Low grade fever
I got reinfected with covid again in April. The symptoms remain mild but even after 1 month of symptoms I still get low grade fever and pain in limbs. Fever is normal in morning rises through day but never goes past 99.6-99.8 and then comes back normal at night. This phenomenon still persists. I do not take paracetamol for it. I have had 2 CT thorax scans in 2 weeks and both came normal. I have had CRP, Dimer,LDH, Ferritin etc well within the range. I have had my CBC today only. The RBC comes at 4.31 (Slightly less) but doctor was not concerned about. Whenever I have fever I do get dizziness in head kind of dull headache and fatigue. What can be issue. I try searching online out of sheer anxiety and all I stumble upon blood cancers. I wake up in the morning with limb aches with 98 body temperature at 7 am. With time at noon the temperature rises till 99.8 with dull headache and again in the evening it starts declining and by night it again comes backs to normal. But I feel fatigued.
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Post covid rehab is an important aspect and care is still lacking Make a good coordination with your treating physician
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Take adequate fuids Monitor temperature Repeat CBC, LFT, urine ex. after one week Do you have any chest symptoms?
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Its post Covid. No worries. It will pass. Keep yourself hydrated
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Post covid fatigue and weakness is very common. Don't worry. It will take time. You can take paracetamol on and off. What medicines are are taking now?
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