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Fever after covid recovery
14 days before i have covid symptoms but rt pcr test is negative. But i took all medicine for covid till 5 days and fever has gone.. But today again fever come 99.2f. Pls advise me what to do now
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99.2 isn't fever per se. I don't think, you need to be worried.
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
General Physician
43 yrs exp
Meerut
Intermittent fever is common in Covid, also RT-PCR is not a fully conclusive report. If your fever isn't coming down take one tablet of Nise 100. For proper symptom analysis and well defined course of medication, please consult by booking an appointment through Practo.
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Eat healthy food, less spices, drink warm water, take plenty of fluids and take rest
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Covid rtpcr can be false negative if viral load is less or infection is by new covid mutant virus, continue with the treatment for covid & repeat rtpcr after 17 days
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