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Sudden cold shiverin with something more
My mother is experiencing sudden cold shivering attack in recent days. This happened thrice in last 2 months. The shivering comes along with some other problems like first two times there was terrible headache while on the third time terrible pain on left ankle with frequent (every 10-15 mins) pressure for urination. Every time this phase lasted for about 2 hours followed by weakness for the rest of the day and everything normal from the next day. The problem that I described above appeared just thrice in two months and lasted for about 2 hours each time. During the attacks blood sugar level remained unchanged, BP unchanged around 120-130/85-90 and little increased heart rate about 110-115. Can it be from some infection? But the problem is not persisting. Or what can be the reason for these. Please help.
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HELLO, ADVISED ECG URINE TEST COMPLETE AND MICROSCOPIC. BLOOD FOR HB, TLC, DLC ESR PF, PV FOR MALARIA. AS HEART RATE IS INCREASING ECG IS REQUIRED. UTI MAY BE ANOTHER CAUSE. FOR THIS JUST AKALIZER CITRALKA TWO TEASPOON FUL TWO TO THREE TIMES A DAY WITH HALF GLASS OF WATER, AFTER BREAKFAST LUNCH AND DINNER. TABLET LEVOFLOXACILIN 400TWO TIMES A DAY FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS. TABLET DOLO650 WHEN EVER SHE REQUIRED. YET ONE CONSULTATION IS NEEDED FOR DETAILED HISTORY AND EXAMINATION OF PATIENT. O.K BYE.
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