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Post covid mild fever and fatigue
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I had covid with mild symptoms including loss of smell and fever 101-102 for couple of days.
Tested negative on 27th april. However again fever started on 3rd may onwards. Once it went to 102 and then post taking paracetamol it decreased. However even now, i keep having mild fever that ranges between 98.6- 99.3. everyday once in evening, temperature goes upto 99.1 to 99.3. also feels like body is emitting heat. Hand palms remains hot. Normal body fatigue is still there. Have been taking healthy diet and fluids properly.
Got cbc and crp tested once around 16th may and every thing came normal.
Please guide is it normal for post covid?
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Hi,clinical details and treatment particulars are required. More treatment needed.
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advised online consultation for proper guidance and treatment.
Health Tips
take plenty of fluids and nutritious food.
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At present the symptoms are suggestive of Post Covid syndrome.
It seems to be setting down
If you have fever again after 2-3 days you will need to see your doctor
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Dr. Kamalkishore Laddha
General Physician
38 yrs exp
Akola
Post Covid Syndrome.
Next Steps
Proper diet
Exercise
Health Tips
Continue with Multivitamins.
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