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What Do Chest Pain, Fever, Tonsillitis And Tiredness Indicate?
Hi Doctor I have the following symptoms, Urine continues Chest pain Regular fever Tonsillitis Throat problem Feeling tired all the time For these I took the tests below Sugar test HIV HBS HCV For these results are negative And for urine problem had a cystoscope test and result was normal too. I have been suffering with these problems since 3 months so far. Can anyone of you please tell me the problem by considering the above symptoms. Please kindly do the needful.
Tue, 7 Apr 2020
Hello,
In my view, chronic tonsillitis is causing fever and fatigue. If you suffer from recurrent tonsillitis; it is worth to discuss tonsillectomy with your GP and an ENT specialist. Chest pain may occur if there is underlying lower respiratory tract infection. I would suggest taking a chest x-ray will be very helpful to rule out any infections. As cystoscope is normal,the cause frequent urination can be psychological polydipsia. That is excess water consumption causing frequent urination, make a 24-hrs chart of water intake and measure the amount of urine output to understand the cause. Update the chart here or discuss with your GP.
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Ayesha Shareef, General & Family Physician
In my view, chronic tonsillitis is causing fever and fatigue. If you suffer from recurrent tonsillitis; it is worth to discuss tonsillectomy with your GP and an ENT specialist. Chest pain may occur if there is underlying lower respiratory tract infection. I would suggest taking a chest x-ray will be very helpful to rule out any infections. As cystoscope is normal,the cause frequent urination can be psychological polydipsia. That is excess water consumption causing frequent urination, make a 24-hrs chart of water intake and measure the amount of urine output to understand the cause. Update the chart here or discuss with your GP.
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Ayesha Shareef, General & Family Physician
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