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How Can Fever, Chills, Night Sweats, Frequent Urination And Headache Be Treated?

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Posted on Wed, 31 May 2017
Question: Daytime fever and chills achy legs night sweats....feel fairly good at arise, but by 3pm all the symptoms come back. Chilling, runnnig a fever, and each night the fever breaks with aspirin, Frequent urination a fever was at 100,4 yesterday at bedtime Today has climbed from normal at ;8am too 100 now 5 o'clock Always accompanied by a dull headache Been the same all three days this week
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Answered by Dr. Panagiotis Zografakis (24 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
a urinary tract infection is likely

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

rigor (heavy shaking), fever and urinary tract symptoms (frequent urination and perhaps also burning or pain) are common during the course of urinary tract infections. Prostatitis is the most likely type of infection but pyelonephritis cannot be excluded. A urinalysis may confirm urinary tract involvement. Clinical examination usually provides the necessary clues as to the focus of infection.

Urinary tract infections are serious infections and require urgent treatment. You'd better call your doctor as soon as possible!

I hope it helps!
Kind Regards!
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How Can Fever, Chills, Night Sweats, Frequent Urination And Headache Be Treated?

Brief Answer: a urinary tract infection is likely Detailed Answer: Hello, rigor (heavy shaking), fever and urinary tract symptoms (frequent urination and perhaps also burning or pain) are common during the course of urinary tract infections. Prostatitis is the most likely type of infection but pyelonephritis cannot be excluded. A urinalysis may confirm urinary tract involvement. Clinical examination usually provides the necessary clues as to the focus of infection. Urinary tract infections are serious infections and require urgent treatment. You'd better call your doctor as soon as possible! I hope it helps! Kind Regards!