I have been experiencing fever for the past 4 days, with temperatures ranging from 99F to 102F. I do not have any other major symptoms, just the fever. I am sharing my lab report for your review.

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Dr Rohinipriyanka Pondugula

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Persistent fever may indicate infection. A review of your report is needed to check for specific signs (like WBC count, malaria, dengue). If the fever continues, further tests are needed.

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