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Diarrhoea with fever
My husband works in Iraq. He has got diarrhoea with high fever from yesterday. The day before, he had chickpeas for lunch and dinner. The company doctor has given some medicine for diarrhoea and paracetamol for fever but he still have 100.8 fever. He do not have access to any medical facility other than the company doctor. He travelled from India on 13th morning with negative RTPCR and 15th morning started with the above symptoms. He is on medication from 5th April for backache. Is it possible the medicines and the food he had on 14th caused the above symptoms?
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
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Yes may be due to food
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