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Could Relapse Of High Fever Indicate Increase In Infection?
my pus cells is 20-25 and i was injected last night w/ paracetamol injectables due to high fever and chilling then i was relieved that night and i took antibiotic last night and early this morning. 5hrs ago i'm suffering fever and my temp reaching to 38.3. i would like to ask if it is getting worst? please advise.thanks
Hello and thank you for your question. Recurring high fever can indicate a worsening of the infection. It is also true that antibiotics can take a few days to start clearing the infection and thus lowering the fever. If your fever is not down in a few days you need to return to see your doctor. If you perceive that you are getting worse instead of better then a return to see the doctor immediately would be a good idea. Thank you for using HCM
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Could Relapse Of High Fever Indicate Increase In Infection?
Hello and thank you for your question. Recurring high fever can indicate a worsening of the infection. It is also true that antibiotics can take a few days to start clearing the infection and thus lowering the fever. If your fever is not down in a few days you need to return to see your doctor. If you perceive that you are getting worse instead of better then a return to see the doctor immediately would be a good idea. Thank you for using HCM