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Chills, Mild Fever, Frequent Urination. Taking Pain Relief Medication. Treatment?
Friday at 6pm I got chills and needed to cover up. It is very hot here so this was strange. 9pm I took pain reliever and a cool cloth and went to bed. Before going to sleep my temp was 101.8.woke with diarrah at 4am and have not stopped running to the bathroom since, it is now Sunday. Can,t seem to do much ,but lay down.
Thu, 3 Oct 2013
hello dear
thanks for your query at health care magic,
i understand your concern regarding health
it seems you have been suffering from urinary tract infection
in urinary tract infection one will have high grade fever, chills, rigors, nausea, frequant urination, burning sensation while passing urine.
1 take plenty of water
2 take tab paracetamol 650 mg four times a day
3 tab levofloxacin thrice a day
4 get one complete urine examination test done.
hope these will help
regards
thanks for your query at health care magic,
i understand your concern regarding health
it seems you have been suffering from urinary tract infection
in urinary tract infection one will have high grade fever, chills, rigors, nausea, frequant urination, burning sensation while passing urine.
1 take plenty of water
2 take tab paracetamol 650 mg four times a day
3 tab levofloxacin thrice a day
4 get one complete urine examination test done.
hope these will help
regards
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Hi
It could be viral illness.
For fever,paracetamol is the best drug.
For diarrhoea,i prefer antibiotics Rifaximine and metronidazole along with Pre and Probiotic capsule.
IF the fever is not coming down,you should consult a physician and get investigated.
Wish you good health
Regards
It could be viral illness.
For fever,paracetamol is the best drug.
For diarrhoea,i prefer antibiotics Rifaximine and metronidazole along with Pre and Probiotic capsule.
IF the fever is not coming down,you should consult a physician and get investigated.
Wish you good health
Regards
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