Question 1

Respected Doctor, For the past 45 to 50 days, I have been experiencing symptoms that felt very different from before, so I consulted a doctor. I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and started on medication. Since then, I have been feeling very sleepy, low on energy, and have increased hunger. These symptoms have continued for the last 7 days. Additionally, I noticed that when I wake up, my face appears swollen or enlarged, but it returns to normal after 3 to 4 hours. I informed my doctor about this, and some tests were done. The lab report shows that my TLC is very high. I am concerned because my energy keeps decreasing, my hunger is increasing, and I feel sleepy and moody most of the time. Could you please advise what I should do next? How can I manage or control the high TLC? I have also uploaded my prescription to help you understand my treatment better.

Question 2

My father received the Covaxin vaccine on 3rd April. For the past 15 days, he has had a fever ranging from 99 to 101F, which is partially relieved with Crocin. COVID antigen and RTPCR tests were negative. He is also experiencing shortness of breath (28 breaths per minute). His recent blood reports show:
RBC: 2.1 million/microlitre
Hemoglobin: 9.2 g/dl
WBC: 14.4 by 10000/microlitre
CRP: 217
Serum creatinine: 3.21 mg/dl
Iron: 24 microgram/dl
Bilirubin direct: 0.6 mg/dl
Urine report is normal, with no pus or abnormalities, and he has no issues while passing urine.
Could his continuous fever, shortness of breath, and anemia be due to kidney problems? Please advise what could be causing these symptoms and the next steps for evaluation and treatment.

Question 3

I have had a fever for the last two weeks. I checked with a doctor and he said it is fluctuating fever and all my blood reports are normal. But it is still the same and I am feeling pain in my body like a bee bite?

After my mother blood test results, we found that her C reactive protein is positive. Is this a major concern? Could you please suggest preventive measures?

A positive CRP indicates inflammation or infection. It is not a disease itself but a marker. Follow the doctor advice, and once the cause is treated, CRP usually returns to normal.

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I have had a fever for the last two weeks. I checked with a doctor and he said it is fluctuating fever and all my blood reports are normal. But it is still the same and I am feeling pain in my body like a bee bite?