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Why Am I Getting Intermittent Fever Along With Back And Knee Joint Pains?
iam suffering from intermittent fever from one week,night cough that is dry cough.Increases cough when lie down.From 2 years I have breathing difficulty while walking,talks speedly and some smell,smoke,dust irritates me.I have body pain too...mainly back pain,knee joints,left hand dull aching pain,chest pain while coughing.
i would like you to suggest you to take care of fever first. I hope you are taking any antibiotics and paracetamol for fever already. Now my suggestion to you about your long term joint pain is that you should get RA factor, ESR and CRP test done . This will tell us whether you are having any joint pain disease. You can post your reports in this forum and i can advice you further but get all these investigation first.
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Why Am I Getting Intermittent Fever Along With Back And Knee Joint Pains?
i would like you to suggest you to take care of fever first. I hope you are taking any antibiotics and paracetamol for fever already. Now my suggestion to you about your long term joint pain is that you should get RA factor, ESR and CRP test done . This will tell us whether you are having any joint pain disease. You can post your reports in this forum and i can advice you further but get all these investigation first.