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Low grade fever
I am having fever around 99 or 99.2 from last one month. Temperature is 98.6 in the morning but around 12 pm the temperature starts to rise and reach 99 around 5 pm and then again start decreasing and comes to 98.6 around 9 or 10 pm. I do nof take any fever medicine. Initailly i had a slight nasal conjestion so doc prescribed grancef cv for 7 days.
TLC 4.88
ESR 21
CRP 0.5
THYPHOI nd Malaria negatv
Chest x ray Normal
Do i need to get more test done or is it normal.
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Hello,
No need to panic
This may be flu symptoms
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consult online for management
Health Tips
1. plenty of oral fluids
2. soft bland diet.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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Don't worry maybe due to influenza. Take adequate rest and proper diet. Take Paracetamol in case you have high rise temperature.
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