Question 1

Hi Doctor, I have been a primary contact of two COVID positive patients. I have tested negative by RTPCR and HRCT, and my blood reports are normal. However, I have been experiencing a persistent fever of up to 102F for the past three days. I do not have any other symptoms. I am currently taking Calpol 650 three times a day, along with zinc and vitamin C supplements. Could you please advise if this is concerning and how I should proceed with this condition?

Question 2

He has had a fever for the past 6 to 7 days, but it has not occurred in the last 2 days. However, he is now experiencing a burning sensation in his stomach. His blood test shows a CRP (Quantitative) level of 12. Please advise what this could indicate and what steps should be taken next.

Question 3

I went to a GP on the first day itself, and he prescribed antibiotics for 7 days. However, some symptoms like ear pain, headache, yellowish mucus, and upper jaw pain are still present even after completing the medicine. My initial symptoms were high fever, blood in mucus from nose and mouth, yellowish mucus, sore throat, one-sided ear and headache, and upper jaw pain.
X ray report: Both maxillary sinuses are hazy
Blood report:
Monocytes: 1 percent
MCH: 26.6 pg
SGPT: 49 U/L
CRP Tubilatex: 2.4
(All other parameters are normal)
Please tell me what to do next and what these results mean?

Hello, My mother has had a fever for the past 4 days along with a cough. Her latest test results show a platelet count of 99, blood sugar around 300, and CRP of 28.43. I have attached the test report for reference.

High CRP and low platelets suggest infection/inflammation, possibly viral. Uncontrolled sugar worsens recovery. Monitor sugars closely and consult physician for fever source.

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He has had a fever for the past 6 to 7 days, but it has not occurred in the last 2 days. However, he is now experiencing a burning sensation in his stomach. His blood test shows a CRP (Quantitative) level of 12. Please advise what this could indicate and what steps should be taken next.