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Sorr throat plus fever
Getting fever 104.6 and extreme sore throat after i went vridnavan and played holi. Doctor told me to eat amoxicillin and it got verse after that i went to another doctor he advised me azithromycin plus paracetamol.
After that i went max at 3rd day they told me its normal viral high fver and replaced pcm with dolo.
Is it normal to have 104.5 fever.
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If your fever and throat pain doesn't come down , blood test and throat swab will be required.
Viral fever and Sore throat csn last for 5 to 7 days.
Take plenty of water , medication for fever and pain.
But if fever is persistent high ,visit ENT or Physician
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Visit ENT specialist or physician if fever persistent high
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Dr. Tomurty Aparna
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
3 yrs exp
Kakinada
You shudnt change antibiotic like that complete one course of either amoxy or azithro
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take 5 days amoxyclav and aceclo-p then wil see
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avoid grapes and cold foods
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