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Body temperature varying
The patient has tested positive for covid. Initially she had fever and cough. No breathing issue. Oxygen level at 98.
After three days fever has subsided and during these three days she has taken paracetamol.
Since yesterday no medication has been taken for fever. Dry cough is still there and has not improved. Rather worsened.
Today her body temperature had dropped till 95.3. Right now it is 97.
Why is the temperature varying so much and dropping so low? It is normal?
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not uncommon
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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