Fever (Malaria/Typhoid/Viral/Dengue)

Fever is a natural response of the body to fight infections, but it can also signal serious underlying conditions. At AMVI Clinic, we specialize in diagnosing and managing fevers, including those caused by Malaria, Typhoid, Viral infections, and Dengue. Our expert care ensures early diagnosis and prompt treatment for a swift recovery.

Common Causes of Fever

• Malaria:
  • Caused by mosquito-borne parasites.
  • Symptoms include chills, sweating, and recurring high fever.
• Typhoid Fever:
  • Caused by the bacteria Salmonella typhi.
  • Transmitted through contaminated food or water.
  • Symptoms include prolonged fever, abdominal pain, and weakness.
• Viral Infections:
  • Common cold, flu, or COVID-19 can cause fever.
  • Accompanied by body aches, fatigue, and respiratory symptoms.
• Dengue Fever:
  • Spread by the Aedes mosquito.
  • Symptoms include high fever, severe headache, joint pain, and skin rashes.

Diagnosis at AMVI Clinic

We use advanced diagnostic methods to identify the root cause of your fever:

• Medical History: Assessing recent travel, mosquito exposure, or contact with sick individuals.
• Laboratory Tests:
  • Blood tests to detect infections (e.g., Widal test for Typhoid, malaria smear).
  • Dengue antigen and antibody tests.
  • CBC to monitor platelet count and white blood cell levels.

Treatment for Fever

Customized treatment plans are designed to address the cause and alleviate symptoms:

• For Malaria:

  • Anti-malarial medications to eliminate the parasite.
  • Supportive care for hydration and symptom relief.

• For Typhoid:

  • Antibiotics to target the bacteria.
  • Dietary advice to ensure proper nutrition during recovery.

• For Viral Infections:

  • Symptomatic relief with antipyretics and rest.
  • Antiviral drugs, if necessary.

• For Dengue:

  • Focus on maintaining fluid balance.
  • Monitoring platelet levels and managing complications.

Preventing Fevers

Simple lifestyle modifications can help reduce your risk:

• Mosquito Control: Use insect repellents, bed nets, and avoid stagnant water.
• Safe Food Practices: Consume well-cooked food and clean drinking water to prevent Typhoid.
• Hygiene Practices: Wash hands regularly and avoid contact with sick individuals.
• Vaccination: Stay updated on vaccines for certain viral infections.