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Covid or malaria Need assistance
Fever past 2 days in the night 100F to 101F, having chills,feeling like vomiting extremely thirsty, had a tooth pain 2 days prior to the fever had diclogem tablet 2 on the first night of fever thn subsided again the next night had 100 F fever having another diclogem tablet just slight body ache and slight headache .No cold or runny nose or sorethroat or no breathing issues. Confused if it is Covid or malaria or just a flu due to change in weather.In covid does the fever stay constant or reduces a. Do i need to take a covid test and when if it is so. Please suggest some medication. Thank you
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Check covid on /after 4 days of symptoms onset by rtpcr/rat
Take dolo 650 for the pain and fever.
Your medications will depend on the reports.
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do CBC test along with rat/rtpcr.
monitor saturation thrice a day
take adequate rest.
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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Nagpur
Yes you should consider getting RTPCR done asap. Based on reports and blood test you need to get started on medications. For relief of bodyache, fever take Tab. Dolo 650mg sos.
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