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What Could Cause Pain In The Muscles After An Ongoing Fever?

i feel pain on my muscle mostly on my back, neck, arm, chest, and most of the join on my bones is pain as-well, specially on my spinal, i have a fever that is going on and going off for 3 days now, lost of appetite because all the food i ate is bitter only sweet things i dont feel like that, unpleasant stomach like wanted to vomit.
Wed, 26 Feb 2014
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Pain which you are complaining is called myalgia. Whenever a patient has fever, toxic material get accumulated in muscles like lactic acids and patient complain of muscle pain. This will improve slowly as your fever will subside. I would suggest you to drink lot of water with salt and glucose. Also tablet like carnisure is also helpful.
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What Could Cause Pain In The Muscles After An Ongoing Fever?

Pain which you are complaining is called myalgia. Whenever a patient has fever, toxic material get accumulated in muscles like lactic acids and patient complain of muscle pain. This will improve slowly as your fever will subside. I would suggest you to drink lot of water with salt and glucose. Also tablet like carnisure is also helpful.