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Suggest Treatment For Fever And Joint Pain

i had fever a month back. the fever lasted for 2 days, along with fever i also suffered from pains in joint primarily in ankle, wrist and the index finger of left hand. now its been a month still i have the pain and it is not even reducing. i went to the doctor for this pain. he told me that these are the after effects of the fever and gave me multivit.tabs and pain killers (diclofenac sodium). i want to know whether the pain is actually due tto the fever or hv i developed sm bone disease.
Mon, 8 Sep 2014
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Pain Medicine & Palliative Care Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
As you are still suffering pain in your joints, I suggest you need further investigation. You may possibly have developed arthritis. Further investigation would include blood tests for ESR, CRP and full blood count. Also X-rays and scans of the affected joints would be needed. A consultation with a rheumatologist would help.
Regards,
Dr K A Pottinger
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Suggest Treatment For Fever And Joint Pain

Hi, As you are still suffering pain in your joints, I suggest you need further investigation. You may possibly have developed arthritis. Further investigation would include blood tests for ESR, CRP and full blood count. Also X-rays and scans of the affected joints would be needed. A consultation with a rheumatologist would help. Regards, Dr K A Pottinger