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What Causes Muscular Pain, Fever And Weakness?
Question: Hi, I am feeling bit weak and some muscular pain.I got. Fever yesterday in the morning which subsided after I took combiflam and felt better after that..
Fever can again this morning and again went down after I had combiflam.
I was feeling bit nausea and less aptite(not lost).
Right now I am feeling better but I did CBC test and my reports say low CVP specially lymphocytes.
Have uploaded report too for CBC.
Password req for doc is : RAIN
Fever can again this morning and again went down after I had combiflam.
I was feeling bit nausea and less aptite(not lost).
Right now I am feeling better but I did CBC test and my reports say low CVP specially lymphocytes.
Have uploaded report too for CBC.
Password req for doc is : RAIN
Brief Answer:
Stool for occult blood examination required
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome to Healthcare-Magic
Greetings of the day
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
Your Hemoglobin level is within normal limit. Pack cell volume or PCV as it'd popularly called is 38.6 which is slightly less than than lower reference range of 40 for adult male. Low PCV requires further evaluation by examination of stool for occult blood to rule out gastrointestinal bleeding as cause for chronic blood loss and low PCV level. If the report is normal then there is no cause for concern.
Do get back to me with reports
Awaiting your response
Take care
Best Regards
Dr T Shobha Deepak
Stool for occult blood examination required
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome to Healthcare-Magic
Greetings of the day
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
Your Hemoglobin level is within normal limit. Pack cell volume or PCV as it'd popularly called is 38.6 which is slightly less than than lower reference range of 40 for adult male. Low PCV requires further evaluation by examination of stool for occult blood to rule out gastrointestinal bleeding as cause for chronic blood loss and low PCV level. If the report is normal then there is no cause for concern.
Do get back to me with reports
Awaiting your response
Take care
Best Regards
Dr T Shobha Deepak
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