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Post covid fever
My sister tested covid +ve on may 15 and she recovered from it and also tested -ve .But from yesterday she is having light fever is it a thing to worry.
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Please measure temperatures on thermometer.
Feeling feverish is normal
It's a part of post covid recovery phase.
If temperature is above 100.4 then further evaluation is necessary.
If spO2 is above 95 there is nothing to worry about
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No need to worry
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
General Physician
43 yrs exp
Meerut
If the fever goes above 99 give one tablet of Dolo 650, if the fever subsides and doesn’t recur then don’t worry. If the temperature rises then consult a doctor.
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