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Low grade Fever
Hello, I developed low grade fever on Friday and took paracetamol 325 mg and didn't develop any fever till Sunday afternoon wherein again low grade fever developed and I took the same medicine. Today morning I again developed low grade fever and consulted doctor online. Prediction attached, so is it the right prescription? Should I take Azithromycin or not as I read it is used to treat covid as well.
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Maintain a temp chart 6 hourly.
PCM 650 mg, SOS if temp 101 F or more.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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Need detailed history and evaluation for better treatment
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Dr. Nitish
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Please consult me online ; would like to clarify your history before giving any advice
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