Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 57 years old, with a history of hypertension and diabetes for many years. Over the past three days, she has occasionally shown signs of fever. Each time she felt discomfort, her temperature was measured, resulting in readings of 38°C, 37°C, and 39°C, fluctuating unpredictably. Accompanied by occasional vomiting symptoms and general weakness! She was recently discharged from the hospital, where her main treatment focused on controlling blood pressure. The doctor advised her to rest and recuperate at home. What could be the cause of the fever, and are there any solutions to reduce it?Doctor's answer:
The prerequisite for reducing fever is to identify the factors or causes of the fever, and then provide targeted treatment based on the identified cause.Recommendation: You can first go to the hospital for blood tests, routine urine and stool tests. Describe your accompanying symptoms in detail to the doctor for comprehensive analysis. Once the diagnosis is confirmed, targeted treatment can be administered.