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Mild fever everyday from last 10 years.
I am female 58 years of age, from last 10 years almost, i get mild fever every day. I have to take painkillers every 2nd day or third day. fever never crossed 100 degree temperature. And most of the time it stay around 99.5 degree temperature.
I have seen several doctors, but nothing worked out.
along with it i also have constant pain in most of my joints.
RA actor is also negative. also, i am NOT diabetic. I take BP control tablet everyday.
Also, i am taking folitrax 15MG and medrol 8MG weekly. with supradyne and calcium everyday.
Still i dont see any relief.
Please suggest.
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Mild fever for so long is very unusual. Either those changes are not pathological or the temperature reading is incorrect. There will be variation of temperature throughout the day,which is not unusual.
If it is convincing that there is fever, then it needs further investigations from a reputed lab to be sure results are good. A physician and a Rheumatologist should be able to help you.
Dr Vinu Raj
MBBS MRCS FRCS (Trauma&Orthopaedics)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
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