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Viral fever
Can it be cured from tablet?
Or i have to admit in hospitals for treatment.
From last three days fever.
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Viral fever might take 4-5 days to subside.
Take Tab Dolo 650 three times daily after meals for symptomatic relief.
(If not allergic to paracetamol.)
Next Steps
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Health Tips
Drink plenty of fluids.
Take light diet.
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There's no bacterial infection in blood
Total counts are normal
Platelets are normal range
CBC normal
Next Steps
viral fevers are self limiting illness and takes about 7days to recover
take paracetamol 500mg for fever and bodyache as it's safest painkiller which reduces the fever No effects on liver.
Health Tips
Avoid getting dehydrated
water and ors in different forms like lemon juice and a spoon of honey with warm water is best antiseptic and moisturizing too with no side effects like sedation and it's not addictive medicine
total rest
Hygeine to be maintained by bath and wear cottons
No heavy foods till recovery
Get back here in case of doubt
no need for hospitalization and intravenous infusions if you are careful about food and water and liquid nourishment
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Repeat CBC after 2days
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