Question 1

I have been suffering from a high fever ranging from 102F to 104.6F for the past 5 days. Under my doctor advice, I have undergone tests for malaria, dengue, typhoid, and CBC, all of which came back normal with no problems detected. I am taking my medications properly, but the fever, headaches, and body pain persist. I get some relief for about 5 to 7 hours after taking medicine, but then the symptoms return repeatedly every 5 to 7 hours.

Question 2

A few days after having unprotected sex, I started experiencing a burning sensation while urinating. My partner is also having similar issues, including kidney pain and some abnormal values in her blood report, such as a high pH level. Based on these symptoms, I suspect it might be a urinary tract infection for both of us.

Question 3

Hello. My baby turned five months old on 19th April. Since the night of 14th April, he had a mild temperature between 99.2 degrees F and 99.8 degrees F. After two days, I consulted his pediatrician, who suggested starting the antibiotic Cepodem 100 syrup. He had a previous history of UTI and was hospitalized at two months old, so the doctor also advised a urine test, which I have attached for reference. Since 20th April, he did not have a fever. However, the day before yesterday, in the morning, his temperature was 99.4 degrees F, which later returned to normal. No fever occurred yesterday, but today morning I observed his temperature rising again. The temperature readings so far are: at 6 am arm 99.2 degrees F, rectum 100.5 degrees F, at 9.30 am forehead 99.3 degrees F, arm 98.7 degrees F, at 10.30 am rectum 99 degrees F, underarm 98.8 degrees F, at 12.15 pm 99.3 degrees F. My question is why is the fever coming again? Could it be due to the hot environment?

My child urine report shows 1+ ketones. She is underweight, but her height is normal for her age. Currently, she has been suffering from tonsillitis with fever for the last 4 days.

Mild ketones can occur with fever, poor intake of food, or illness. Tonsillitis and fever may reduce appetite, leading to this. Keep her hydrated and on light diet until she recovers.

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