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Increased body temperature.
From yesterday night I can feel my body temperature has gone up. I don't know my exact temperature but I can surely say it's not like high fever but still above average body temperature. And also I don't feel tired, don't have cough, don't have cold. I can do all work comfortably without getting tired easily. So my question is what exactly going with my body? And should I consult to doctor immediately or wait for 1-2 days.
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You may buy a digital thermometer to know your exact body temperature.
Don't worry, since you don't have any associated symptoms. You can wait a little.
Incase the body temperature rises more, you develop headaches and body aches, please take Tab. Paracetamol 500mg SOS.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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Check body temperature and maintain a temperature chart
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