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Post covid recurrent fever
I was tested covid+ on 24th April.. I was admitted in CCC, there I got basic treatment (no steroids or antibiotics given). I was discharge and finished my quarantine on 07th May  I was fine for 1 week, on 16th May I  felt breathless  and doctor suggested for CT and CBC, dimer and crp . CT score was 2/40, CBC was normal, crp 5.04 and dimer 0.34 Doctor prescribed zinc and limcee for a week asprin for 5 days On 25th & 26th May I had low grade fever 98.6 - 99.1 which got subsided next day. From 01st June again I got low grade fever 98-99.3  till today sometimes I feel dry inside my nose and difficult to breath I feel lower tooth sensitivity too. Having difficult to sleep. Do I need any another test? Is it a reinfection or anxiety/stress issue?
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No,  it is not reinfection,  99 degree fehrenhite,  is not a fever. If it goes above 100 then it is significant .Do urine test routine & microscopic.
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Repeat covid test again..as there are analysis of ppl gettting infected twice.. If it comes positive ..u need to take treatment for it..
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There are some chances if you want you can take RTPCR again
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