Constant Low-Grade Fever After Kissing

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coolguy12 New Member Date Joined Apr 2006 Total Posts : 12	Posted 4/21/2006 4:10 AM (GMT -6)
	Hello, I met a girl last Saturday, we kissed, at the same day i got this fatigue, the next day and untill now, i have this fatigue and 37.4 degree celcius fever. i am taking Amoxocillin and Paracetamol, they dont make me well. I think at night the fever goes away, but in the morning i feel this heat under my skin, in my arms and legs sometimes. Can anyone please help me and tell me what is that? Thanks a lot. PS: I never had low grade fever before and actually i was always 36.5 degrees celcius. Back to Top

Red_34 Forum Moderator Date Joined Apr 2004 Total Posts : 23551	Posted 4/21/2006 5:57 AM (GMT -6)
	Hi there and welcome to HW......I doubt that kissing a girl cause you an infection on the very same day. Most infections don't take hold for at least a few days. Kissing this girl and then getting sick could be just a coincidence. Is your abdomen tender at all? Did you go to the doctor, I'm assuming yes since you are on Amoxicillin? ^{@--->--Sherry--<---@} ^{Uc since 1992 - Meds - Colazal, Colocort, Biotin, Coral Calcium} ^{Secondary Raynauds Syndrome since 2004} ^{Fibromyalgia since 2006} ^{Co-mod for Ulcerative Colitis} ^{Moderator for Allergies/Asthma} ^{Continue helping others such as yourself by donating to Healingwell, every penny counts!} http://www.healingwell.com/donate Back to Top

coolguy12 New Member Date Joined Apr 2006 Total Posts : 12	Posted 4/21/2006 8:07 AM (GMT -6)
	I was taking the Amoxocillin on my own, but i went to the doctor today and he told me to stop it and see what will happen(!) I know it's not possible to be having an infection, but then why do i have some fever? what is body fighting?! I was thinking maybe i have Infectious Mono. or maybe herpes simplex and these are just early symptoms? Thanks very much, I noticed that this forum is very good, this is why i am asking here Back to Top

Red_34 Forum Moderator Date Joined Apr 2004 Total Posts : 23551	Posted 4/21/2006 1:31 PM (GMT -6)
	Unless you were exposed before this time, the incubation period for Mono is 30 to 50 days. A mild fever can be a number of things. It can be just a little virus going around and it will resolve on it's own. My advice: Take some Tylonel and get some rest :) ^{@--->--Sherry--<---@} ^{Uc since 1992 - Meds - Colazal, Colocort, Biotin, Coral Calcium} ^{Secondary Raynauds Syndrome since 2004} ^{Fibromyalgia since 2006} ^{Co-mod for Ulcerative Colitis} ^{Moderator for Allergies/Asthma} ^{Continue helping others such as yourself by donating to Healingwell, every penny counts!} http://www.healingwell.com/donate Back to Top

coolguy12 New Member Date Joined Apr 2006 Total Posts : 12	Posted 4/21/2006 1:46 PM (GMT -6)
	Thanks very much Sherry Actually this is what i thought, a virus going around in my body, coz i feel this heat that moves from different places in my body when i told the doctor that the virus is going around in my body and that the white cells are running after him ( the fever ), he made fun of me and kept laughing :D haha cheers Back to Top

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