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What Causes High Fever And Wounds On Tongue?

hi doctor . my brother is suffering with fever..we have consulted a local doctor...blood test is normal..but his body temperature is now on 37.6 now...he have wounds in his tongue too...now he is using paracetamol and vitamin b complex tablets..sometimes his body temperature rises and slow down..body experiencing heat normal than as usual..is this any problem..please tell your opinion doctor..i am waiting
Wed, 15 Oct 2014
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Hello,

Welcome to HCM and thank you for the query.
The information you have provided is not sufficient to provide an accurate diagnosis. If the blood tests are normal, it may be a viral infection. Some viral infections can cause red tongue or may be related to an adverse effect of antibiotics if he was on them. If you can upload a photo of the lesion, I can give a better opinion.
Wish your brother a quick recovery.
If you have more queries, I am available.
Dr. Noble Zachariah
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What Causes High Fever And Wounds On Tongue?

Hello, Welcome to HCM and thank you for the query. The information you have provided is not sufficient to provide an accurate diagnosis. If the blood tests are normal, it may be a viral infection. Some viral infections can cause red tongue or may be related to an adverse effect of antibiotics if he was on them. If you can upload a photo of the lesion, I can give a better opinion. Wish your brother a quick recovery. If you have more queries, I am available. Dr. Noble Zachariah