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Continuous Chest Pain Since Last 3 Days With Light Fever

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Posted on Fri, 13 Mar 2020
Question: continuous chest pain since last 3 days with light fever, what can be the reason for the same and the remedies for it
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Answered by Dr. Dr.Arnab (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
You should get thoroughly examined by the doctor in the first place...

Detailed Answer:
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Welcome to 'Ask A Doctor' service...

Well, the chest pain may or may not be associated with fever...However, it should never be taken lightly and you should get examined by an Internal Medicine specialist in the first place...

There are numerous causes (starting from lung and upper respiratory tract infection, bone and muscle infection, some noninfective heart-lung related pathologies, etc.)... A battery of investigations (e.g Complete hemogram, metabolic profile, sputum microscopy, and culture sensitivity, CRP, ECG, Chest X-ray, etc.) may also be needed to perform based on the clinical findings... Treatment/management can be decided accordingly...

Not to worry but don't delay this either, go ahead with the check-up and proceed thereafter...

Take Care
Kind Regards

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Arnab Banerjee
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Continuous Chest Pain Since Last 3 Days With Light Fever

Brief Answer: You should get thoroughly examined by the doctor in the first place... Detailed Answer: Hello there, Welcome to 'Ask A Doctor' service... Well, the chest pain may or may not be associated with fever...However, it should never be taken lightly and you should get examined by an Internal Medicine specialist in the first place... There are numerous causes (starting from lung and upper respiratory tract infection, bone and muscle infection, some noninfective heart-lung related pathologies, etc.)... A battery of investigations (e.g Complete hemogram, metabolic profile, sputum microscopy, and culture sensitivity, CRP, ECG, Chest X-ray, etc.) may also be needed to perform based on the clinical findings... Treatment/management can be decided accordingly... Not to worry but don't delay this either, go ahead with the check-up and proceed thereafter... Take Care Kind Regards