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Suffering from fever, nausea. Taking dolo 650. Lower abdominal scanning, urine and blood work done. What to do?
Hello I am Rupa from past 20 days suffering from fever which is intermittent and continuous vomiting sensation. Taking cetil Antibiotic and Dolo 650 from past two days . Now fever has reduced. Done with Lower Abdominal scanning. No observations. Done with Urine test and blood test. As per the ranges mentioned in the report, I found the below cells volume is low WBC : 2850 Eosinophils : 0.7% Platelet Count : 0000/cmm Urine Analysis Colour : Amber Ph : 7 Pus Cells : 2-4/hpf Epithelial Cells : 8-10/hpf Erythrocytes : 4-6/hpf
Asked On : Fri, 29 Jun 2012
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hi i had gone through your query and understand your concerns. i would come up with the possibility of ALLERGY may be the underlying for your sufferings.
Allergies are defense system over-developed by the body to give warning that its metabolic system is unable to handle a substance in a normal manner.
possible causes;
-inherited influences;family history of similar allergy complaints may confirm the diagnosis.
--inadequate nutrition
-pollution of air and water
-excessive consumption of starchy and sugary foods and milk
-stress are other possible causes
I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
Allergies are defense system over-developed by the body to give warning that its metabolic system is unable to handle a substance in a normal manner.
possible causes;
-inherited influences;family history of similar allergy complaints may confirm the diagnosis.
--inadequate nutrition
-pollution of air and water
-excessive consumption of starchy and sugary foods and milk
-stress are other possible causes
I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
Answered: Mon, 21 Oct 2013
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