Hi. On the 4th of July after coming back from my yoga class, I had a severe body ache. However, I believed that it was due to extreme exertion as I was working out for a good 2 hours per day.
Next day I had a shooting temperature of 101.5. took dolo 650 and almost after an hour i was sweating profusely... But the temperature re- appeared after 6 hours. Spoke to a specialist, told him that I have heavy eye lids, headache, pain in my body and temperature... But no cold n cough. Started taking medication from the 6th... However yesterday I washed my hair with cold water and I believe that led to the rise in temperature. 102.5 to be specific . I am taking the following medicines:
Bilast 20
Zerodol
Zincovit
Azithromycin
As I have had a history of Pulmonary TB, I am literally scared. Is it viral fever? And how long will it take for me to feel fine and not get a temperature
You definitely should go to the hospital get eavluated by the physician and get your blood and urine tested. It might be the dengue fever . Or anything else.
Hii..
I think You Should Check for Malaria ,Dangue .
Its most propably due to viral fever but we have to rule out the probability.
Medicines are fine for current symptoms.
Next Steps
Malarial parasites,Dangue Ns-1 test
Health Tips
Take plenty of fluids,bed rest, and do report early as possible.
According to your sign and symptom you are suffering from some infection .
It can be mostly viral but in some cases Bacterial.
Next Steps
please take consultation for better evaluation and best treatment
Health Tips
Please follow good life style as take plenty of fluid and take less spicy and fatty foods and
do exercise regularly with yoga and meditation and
keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life.
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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