I am experiencing a fever of 102F, severe upper back pain, persistent cough, and chest pain. I have undergone an RTPCR test and have attached my blood report. Additionally, I am dealing with leg cramps and a high pulse rate.

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Fever with cough and chest pain should be evaluated for COVID, flu, or chest infection. RTPCR was the right step. If positive, isolate and monitor oxygen. High pulse and cramps could be due to dehydration, stay hydrated. See a doctor if chest pain or breathlessness worsens.

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Take a Covid-RTPCR with FEVER PANEL - ESSENTIAL Test or Take a COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC) Test

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Answered 04/09/2025

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