I started feeling unwell with body aches and a temperature of 100F. I took paracetamol, and my temperature returned to normal, but then I developed a cough and mild sore throat. In the morning, I felt cold and my temperature rose to 102F. I took paracetamol again, which brought it down, but the fever returned by 11 am. I consulted a physician and have attached his prescription and test report. After taking the prescribed medicines, I felt better, but I still feel very weak. Last night, I experienced restlessness, excessive sweating, and a rapid heartbeat for a few minutes. I am unsure what happened.

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Dr Ezhilarasan Ml

General Practitioner

MBBS
6+ Yrs

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May be post viral weakness or side effect of medicine. Continue hydration and rest. If palpitations persist, do ECG and thyroid test. Monitor hemoglobin levels

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