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Viral fever
I m suffering with running nose body ache mild fever and weakness since 4 days.m taking combiflame and augmentin antibiotic.still condition is same what should i take so that i ll feel better.plz tell i m student and i want a fast recovery or viral fever will b subsided only by taking 5 to 7 days its course.thnk u
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hello get fever panel investigations done by a reputed lab and then consult a good physician and decide bye
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Hello Dear,
There is no use taking an antibiotic for viral fever. Besides that instead if taking Tablet Combiflam, it will be better you take Tablet Dolo 650 three times a day regularly for the next three days. Apart from that, I would suggest that you undergo a blood test for fever profile.
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