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I Had A Mild Headache, Sore Throat For Some Reason, Difficult To Get To Sleep,feeling Roasting Hot, But Shivering And Feeling Cold At The Same Time
Hi, yesterday, I had a mild headache, so I took some calpol, gradually I begun to build up a sore throat for some reason, which intensifies when I swallow, upon going to bed, I found really difficult to get to sleep, and had about 3 hours of sleep in total, in the night, I woke up, feeling roasting hot, but shivering and feeling cold at the same time, I also felt like I could vomit at any moment. Drinking seems to lower my throat pains and prevent me from being sick. After waking up, and today going on a bit, I am feeling better, but still have a mild headache, and a sore stomach and throat, I also feel lightheaded, however I feel thats linked with my lack of sleep. Multiple symptoms, don t know what is cause Whats wrong with me?
Sun, 10 Apr 2011
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You are in a state of depression..go for walks..call a friend..go shopping..Get around people...Don't take meds...They are bad for you...
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Medicine that you are taking...probably antibiotics or blood pressure pills or statins...Very dangerous....
Hi,
I believe that you have a sinusitis/urti problem.You will need antibiotics if you have fever.Eat a soft diet today.Drink water at regular intervals.You can continue the paracetamol but you should also start antibiotics.I suggest you see a gp so that your chest can be examined.
I believe that you have a sinusitis/urti problem.You will need antibiotics if you have fever.Eat a soft diet today.Drink water at regular intervals.You can continue the paracetamol but you should also start antibiotics.I suggest you see a gp so that your chest can be examined.
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