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Suggest Treatment For Chills, Swallowing Difficulty And Low Grade Fever
husand which we thought was having flu symptoms (chills/hot and cold), but is also having problems producing mucas to swallow, definitely dehydrated (giving electrolyte water as of yesterday). this is day 7 of his fatigue/dizziness when standing. Still having low grade fever/ chills with hot and cold, no appetitite, urination remains good, no diarrhea / no vomiting - just gagging. He s on just fluids and clear broth. He s taking Ibuprofin so I can t feel a high fever, just a low grade one which aspirin may be hiding. Very tired. Thought it may be norovirus symptoms.
I understand your problem. As the symptoms you mentioned above, your patient may have tonsillitis or pharyngitis or viral fever. Check his throat with a torch or consult a ENT specialist. Do not take aspirin.
Treatment advised is:
1) Drink plenty of fluids
2) Warm salt water gargle 4 times a day
3) Take Tab. Combiflamm twice daily and Tab. Azithromycin once a day for 3 days.
Hope this will help you.
Get well soon thank you
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Suggest Treatment For Chills, Swallowing Difficulty And Low Grade Fever
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. I understand your problem. As the symptoms you mentioned above, your patient may have tonsillitis or pharyngitis or viral fever. Check his throat with a torch or consult a ENT specialist. Do not take aspirin. Treatment advised is: 1) Drink plenty of fluids 2) Warm salt water gargle 4 times a day 3) Take Tab. Combiflamm twice daily and Tab. Azithromycin once a day for 3 days. Hope this will help you. Get well soon thank you