Had a heat exposure yesterday resulting in fever, indigestion and vomiting. The temperature rises and lowers even today and the pukish feeling is till there. Low energy levels
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Please ensure a sufficient intake of fluids, supplemented by one oral rehydration salt (ORS) sachet daily. You may be experiencing electrolyte depletion.
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Please monitor the situation today, and if it does not resolve, then consult.
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This can happen after heat exposure and dehydration, and can improve well with proper hydration, rest and timely treatment. However, persistent fever, vomiting, weakness or low energy should not be ignored. Please consult with me once so I can assess the severity properly and guide you with the right medicines, fluids, diet and warning signs to watch for.
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