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Post covid mild fever approx 99
It's been almost 40 days since i git covid.But still i see temperature ranges from 98.5 to 99.Is there anything alarming?
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Do a CRP CBC DDIMER LDH AND IL6 ARE Consult a physician with the report
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Most probably it’s due to anxiety
In medical terms fever is when temperature > 100.4F
So, get over it ; get involved in mood lightening exercise and therapy
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1. Avoid regular monitoring of temperature for a while as long as you feel okay and don’t have any other symptoms
2. Mood lightening
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Detailed history with other exisiting sign and symptoms needed for further evaluation
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