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Fever with loss of apetite and dizziness
Hello sir, i feel fever since last 3 days.. my hand and feet are normal cool but my neck and head little hot or i feel dizziness or light headness and loss of appetite and urine colour is brown and little irritation while urine passing..and on 2nd day of my fever i take 1 pill of 'Nimuslide p' at night or in night i feel very sweaty and now my fever come and go but other problem is same...
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Take dolo 650as req. For fever
Continue drinking lot of water.
If the fever continues then do the following test
Cbc urine routine
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Can be due to viral infection as it’s common in current weather.
Take DOLO 650mg three times daily for 3 days
Consult then after if symptom persists or new symptom arises.
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Follow up on pvt chat as and when required
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Increase water intake atleast 3 litre per day
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Take safer medicine for fever and bodyache paracetamol 500mg
Nimulside is heavier on liver
Antiallergic tablets are helpful Phenargan or Sinersest twice daily along with paracetamol
Hygeine to be maintained by bath and wear cottons
Lots of water and ors in different forms
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Get blood tested for CBC and Widal for typhoid
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Get back here with reports for more guidance
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Your fever can be either viral or bacterial. Either ways blood test to rule out viral fevers and fever from other causes is adviced.. You have irritation during urination as well... So high chances are you have UTI. If your fever persists inspite of taking otc drugs, its highly recommended that you immediately consult a physician without further delay.
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go for the following tests:
urine r/e & c/s
CBC
dengue ns1
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Hello,
It is possible that you have a urinary tract infection.
It would help to know if you are diagnosed or on medication for other ailments.
Nonetheless, the following tests are advisable.
Next Steps
CBC
Urine routine and microscopy
Blood sugar- random and post prandial.
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Keeping yourself well hydrated will reduce your symptoms. Please review with reports for a prescription.
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Dr. Chander Shekar
General Physician
27 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Get urine examined for routine and microscopy and culture & sensitivity to rule out urinary tract infection.
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Dr. Amit Agrawal
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Noida
Take plenty of fluids
Seems urine infection
Get CBC.urine r.widal.dengue NS1
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Dr. B Rajashekar
General Physician
38 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hai it may be urinary tract infection kindly get urine analysis done consult your physician and then decide bye
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Dr. Dignesh R Vachhani
General Practitioner
15 yrs exp
Junagadh
Take Cifixime 200mg 2 times a day for 3 day,
Aceclofenac paracetamol combination 2 time a day for 3 day, Aciloc Rd 2 times a day for 3 day. Alkalizer syrup 20 ml 2 to 3 times a day with 200 ml water, take plenty of water all day
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if can't relief within 2 day then go for lab test
CBC, MP, Urin R M, BP, Sugar etc
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after report consultant a. doctor online on practo or chat hear with me.
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