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My 7 year old daughter has a High fever, sore throat, cough and low appetite for the past 10 days. She has been given antibiotics and cough syrups twice in an 18 day period, and now these are the test reports. Kindly suggest what's the cause and correct line of treatment. I am attaching chest xray and blood reports herewith.Also her Dengue, Malaria, Typhoid tests are negative.
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Hello. With fever and cough for 10 days and negative dengue, malaria, and typhoid tests, this is most likely a viral infection or post-viral cough. Antibiotics are not always required unless there is clear bacterial infection.
Supportive care like fluids, rest, and paracetamol is important.
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If fever persists, breathing difficulty, or poor activity is present, please consult a pediatrician in person with reports for further evaluation.
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Details examination needed , Vedio consultation needed
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Dr. Shebin C E
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Greetings fever is due to bacterial infection so it takes time to settle down.
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