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Why do I keep getting fever
I had TB,Then corona, then h pylori, after that keep getting recurring urine bacterial infection and fever ,typhoid, why?is There any test do I need to why so easily I keep getting Infection and fever
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Repeated infections and recurrent fever do deserve a proper evaluation, but many times the cause turns out to be identifiable and manageable with the right workup, so don’t panic 👍
Since you’ve had multiple infections over time, a detailed consultation would help understand whether this is due to immunity, recovery issues, recurrent infection sources, or something else that needs targeted evaluation rather than repeated temporary treatment.
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The history of multiple major infections like TB, COVID-19, and H. pylori indicates that your immune system is currently in a highly depleted state. When the body fights back-to-back serious illnesses, it goes into a phase of Immunosuppression, making you a 'soft target' for common bacteria like those causing Typhoid and UTIs. Recurring infections are a signal that your body’s baseline defense mechanism needs a deep 'reset' and a thorough investigation to rule out any underlying chronic inflammatory or autoimmune triggers
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Gut Health: "80% of your immunity lies in your gut. Since you had H. pylori, start taking a high-quality probiotic and focus on home-cooked, easily digestible food to rebuild your gut barrier."
Hydration & Hygiene: "For recurring UTIs, drink at least 3 liters of water daily. Avoid outside food and untreated water completely for the next 3 months to prevent Typhoid relapse."
Caution: "Do NOT take frequent cycles of broad-spectrum antibiotics without a culture report. This leads to 'Antibiotic Resistance,' making future infections much harder to treat."
Red Flags: "If you experience unexplained weight loss, night sweats, or a fever that doesn't break with basic medication, please consult physically immediately
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For a comprehensive 'Immunity Restoration' plan and a review of your past medical records to find the root cause, please book a full consultation session via my Practo profile."
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Ok, so that's a lot you have had. The body seems to be always fighting something and that reduces the ability of the body to recover soon , sustain that recovery and then build immunity and strength. In your case that opportunity the body is not getting. The illnesses you have had are also tropical, food borne and viral. All of these leave the body drained.
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I Strongly feel you need a very detailed evaluation- blood work as well as some radiology scans to assess where your body stands today after all these issues. Also the tests must include autoimmune panels, Vitamins as well as H pylori.
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Be mindful of what, from where. how much you eat. Also use a disposable mask at work, local or interstate travel. You may feel odd, but protecting yourself is the first duty towards yourself.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Utkarsh Mittal
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello
Maybe you have an autoimmune disease or a weak immunity. Its best to get tested.
Book a consult to discuss in detail
Thank you
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