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What's Wrong With This Medical Test Of Mine? - Health - Nairaland

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What's Wrong With This Medical Test Of Mine? by Jogunomi1(op):
I always feel feverish. Once I complain of fever, doctors usually gave me antibiotics and antimalarial. Once I finish taking the drugs, feverish feeling would return 2 days later. I have no HIV. So, doctors keep recommending tests upon tests. Latest ones are FBS - 77mg/100mls
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Re: What's Wrong With This Medical Test Of Mine? by Nobody:
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Re: What's Wrong With This Medical Test Of Mine? by Jogunomi1(op): 8:42pm On Feb 12, 2020
Barrack140:
Bro your white blood cell is low the normal range is 3500-11000 why some labs normal range is 4000-12000 try to take somethings to boost your immune system and you might have some minor infections .
Doctor gave me antibiotics again today. Is that to boost my immune system? What should they give me?
Re: What's Wrong With This Medical Test Of Mine? by chatinent: 9:21pm On Feb 12, 2020
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Re: What's Wrong With This Medical Test Of Mine? by Jogunomi1(op): 8:07pm On Feb 13, 2020
Barrack140:
Bro try to take herbs like garlic ginger and honey that boost the immune system
I always take honey. I will try ginger and garlic
Re: What's Wrong With This Medical Test Of Mine? by Nobody: 12:33pm On Dec 26, 2022
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