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Sore Throat, Headache, Earache, Muscle And Joint Pain, Dizziness, Nausea And High Fever. What's The Problem ?
my girlfriend is in India, she has developed a sore throat , headache, earache, muscle and joint pain, dizziness , nausea, and a high fever, she has also developed a rash on her back and stomach...she has been checked for typhoid and it has come up negative, she is awaiting for the results from the dengue fever and malaria, but she was checked on thursday and told her the results wont be in until monday...we need to know what her problem is sooner then that..she is from Canada.
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Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
Your girlfriend is most likely suffering from Acute upper respiratory infection with involvement of middle ear. Middle ear and nasopharynx is connected by each other by eusthcian tube.
Acute upper respiratory infection are most likely viral in origin which may cause skin rash also.
There are multiple variety of virus which may cause rash with fever.
You should consult with internal medicine specialist and take proper treatment.
These Viral rash with fever has self remitting disease period of 3-4 days during which disease may persist and progressively subsides.
Take care & wishing a very speedy recovery.
Dr. Mayank Bhargava
Thanks for posting your query.
Your girlfriend is most likely suffering from Acute upper respiratory infection with involvement of middle ear. Middle ear and nasopharynx is connected by each other by eusthcian tube.
Acute upper respiratory infection are most likely viral in origin which may cause skin rash also.
There are multiple variety of virus which may cause rash with fever.
You should consult with internal medicine specialist and take proper treatment.
These Viral rash with fever has self remitting disease period of 3-4 days during which disease may persist and progressively subsides.
Take care & wishing a very speedy recovery.
Dr. Mayank Bhargava
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