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Hi sir i am CKD patient and 3 day ago i and coming form college and get drenched in rain and next day i get fever and headache around 101 and 3 day no fever after all of this but unable to sleep properly because or may be im so tensioned that my creatinine is raised because of fever i normal get sleep when i want but now days i am trying to sleep for 30 mins but not Able to sleep this incidents happened to me when my creatinine is raising because of Fever
Medicine i am taking
Nodosis
Pre probiotics
Septran ds
Renoxi
Ketovibe
Pantocid
I want to know that a fever of one or two days can rise creatinine levels permanently or not please help i am so tensioned please if you able to give a full details answer it's great ful to you thks everyone
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Infections can raise your serum creatinine level. But this is most often reversible once the infection is promptly diagnosed and treated. Looks like you probably have a viral fever (flu) following rains which should be self-limiting. You can have some symptomatic relief of fever and headache using paracetamol for the moment. If these symptoms persist or any other new symptoms appear, it is suggested you consult a nearby doctor immediately. You might then require certain investigations including renal parameters. Also, I presume you are not able to sleep owing to anxiety/fear. I reassure you to stay calm and follow the measures I have mentioned above.
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Please consult your doctor close by if problems persist
Health Tips
Hydrate yourself well (provided you do not have swelling of legs or face), avoid taking nephrotoxic medications such as pain killers and herbal medications, refrain from self-medication as far as possible.
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