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Continuous heahache fever
I delivered baby on 28 Nov. Since last two weeks I am having on and off fever with headache and body ache. By taking pcm tablet it get relieved but again comes back. Since last four days I am having continuous mild headache. Kinldy advise what to do. Thanks.
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You seem to be having infection somewhere in the body;Get your blood test done;CBC,LFT,Widal test,Typhidot-Ig-M, and Tapid test for Malaria,Urine-R/M
If you have any urine symptoms like burning,more frequent urination,or a past history of urine infectin,any throat pain or irritation,you will need to take an antibiotic for 3-5 days,continue taking Tab.PCM also ;Tell me the reports on my no 981 1031656 ( No charges )
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Hello. If you are having fever for two weeks then get your blood yest done for malaria, typhoid and dengue. Meanwhile Take belladona 30 - 4 times daily and biocombination 11-4 tabs thrice daily. Take adequate rest.
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