- Male
- 44 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm experiencing colds and some mild pain on both sides of my ribs. It's weird because even though I feel cold, I'm sweating a lot; maybe it's because the weather's hot? Could you help me figure out what's going on with me?
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that could be pharyngitis no need to worry,do salr water garglig three times a day,sip hot fluids,maintain oral hygiene,if it is bothering you visit ENT doctor for appropriate treatment.
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I'm feeling this weird internal fever for the past four days, even though my thermometer says I'm at a normal 98.6. I just don't feel right on the inside, you know? Im not experiencing body aches or anything like shortness of breath, but I'm definitely not feeling as active as usual. There's no cough, but there's a slight discomfort in my chest. Do you think this could be related to COVID-19 or maybe it's just anxiety? Im really worried because they sealed our society after someone tested positive for coronavirus. Any advice or insights would be appreciated.
its better to check for covid because history of covid is there recently
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I'm worried because I've had a throat infection and fever since Sunday morning, which began two days after I went swimming. I'm also experiencing night sweats and a blocked throat when I wake up. I started taking Combiflam on Monday morning, but it's Tuesday night now, and I'm still not feeling any better. Does this sound like something I should be concerned about? Should I be doing anything else to help with these symptoms?
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