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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Meerkat on December 04, 2011, 07:11:37 PM
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Had a spike in fever, went up to ~103; it went down and today all the symptoms are gone.
No other symptoms besides fever and things associated with fever were noticed. Any ideas what this was?
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Sorry to hear you were sick. Hope you feel better. I would go see your doctor.
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Sounds like a virus. Are you well now?
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much better now, im just wondering what it was.
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much better now, im just wondering what it was.
Mazel Tov!
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I'm glad you're better
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Had a spike in fever, went up to ~103; it went down and today all the symptoms are gone.
No other symptoms besides fever and things associated with fever were noticed. Any ideas what this was?
No sore throat, cough, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, headache, nothing? That's very odd
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Get a blood test !
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No sore throat, cough, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, headache, nothing? That's very odd
no sore throat, cough, or diarrhea. i didn't actually vomit but felt like i was about to. the other things are to be expected because of the disruptiveness of high body temp, especially on the brain.
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Did you ever go to the doctor? That would be advisable.... Blood test results are available within days...
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See a doctor. You need to make sure you dont have an infection.
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Did you ever go to the doctor? That would be advisable.... Blood test results are available within days...
Many offices will do a CBC or complete blood count in the office and you can tell right away if the person has a viral or bacterial infection. But since you had an infection of one day by history, I'm thinking viral, though a fever of 103 is a little on the high end for a viral infection. It does happen though, but bacterial would be my first thought
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Many offices will do a CBC or complete blood count in the office and you can tell right away if the person has a viral or bacterial infection. But since you had an infection of one day by history, I'm thinking viral, though a fever of 103 is a little on the high end for a viral infection. It does happen though, but bacterial would be my first thought
Great observation! Are you in the medical profession by any chance?
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Meerkat, hope you stay well! this winter has even began to bite!
Taking the flu shot might not be a bad idea if you're in a busy environment, exposed to many people.
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Great observation! Are you in the medical profession by any chance?
Yes he is.
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no sore throat, cough, or diarrhea. i didn't actually vomit but felt like i was about to. the other things are to be expected because of the disruptiveness of high body temp, especially on the brain.
You know it's interesting you said that because except for the 103 temp, my first thought was food poisoning. I know they say you could have had a 24 hour bug, but that is really self-limited. usually things that give you a temp like that are not a 24 thing. Is it possible your thermometer is off? Listen, I havent seen you, so dont go by what I am saying. I'm glad that you are feeling better
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I wouldn't eat something if I even suspected it might be off, unless it's supposed to be that way like Bleu Cheese but even those have expiration dates. ;D
Risk of food poisoning is why I'm really not interested in all the pot lucks this time of year. People's home kitchens have no safety inspections and Marvin Zindler isn't going to come up from the grave to do a rat and roach report or talk about slime in their ice machine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUqlbjxznZA
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Personally I would keep watching this if I were you. It could be a 24-hour virus or it could be something that's not finished with you yet... :o
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I'll never take a flu shot.
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I have COPD no FLU JAB anymore as it made me feel like drek for months! Theres still anti-biotics !
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I have COPD no FLU JAB anymore as it made me feel like drek for months! Theres still anti-biotics !
Antibiotics are for bacteria, not viruses. All you will accomplish by taking antibiotics for a virus is desensitizing dangerous bacteria to antibiotics so that we have drug-resistant strains.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIQBBgAcSdI
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Antibiotics are for bacteria, not viruses. All you will accomplish by taking antibiotics for a virus is desensitizing dangerous bacteria to antibiotics so that we have drug-resistant strains.
When you get the flu though you don't just get the flu, you get nasty secondary bacterial infections. That's what the antibiotics help with.
I have taken flu shots in the past and may do so in the future but not as long as they have that one strain of swine flu in it. Why? Because Obama was trying to convince everyone to get that shot and all the establishment people were trying to push that people get that H1N1 shot and to be honest I dont trust them. It might not be completely logical but I am going to wait.
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RUBYSTARS, Yip! i agree, i would have to take anti-biotics for a chest infection caused by the flu, thats my point! :o