Decreasing body temperature and pulse

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Asked for Female, 28 Years

Hi Doctor, Greetings My wife had body pains,cough and fever 3-4 days back. After taking zerodol p and paracetamol 650 (1 from each per day) for 2 days there was no fever. Today she had taken I believe excess of ors (5-6 glasses or little more) and water. Later today evening her body temperature was around 93-94 degrees and pulse about 66-68. She also had difficulty in breathing for sometime. I don't have oxymeter to check oxygen levels. Blood pressure was around 110/75. Now she is little better after some heat massage and drinking hot water. Is it ok or does she require any medication. Plz suggest. Thank you, Regards, Rajanikant

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