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  5. I had a mild fever around 99 degrees Fahrenheit in the evenings for 2 to 3 days, but now it has stopped for the last 2 days. Could this be a sign of malaria or typhoid? Which test should I do to be sure?

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I had a mild fever around 99 degrees Fahrenheit in the evenings for 2 to 3 days, but now it has stopped for the last 2 days. Could this be a sign of malaria or typhoid? Which test should I do to be sure?

Asked by Male, 33 · 24 hours ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

24 hours ago

A mild evening fever that lasted a few days and has now settled is less likely to be malaria or typhoid, as these usually cause persistent or higher fever with other symptoms. Since you are currently symptom-free, it may have been a simple viral infection that has resolved. There is no need for immediate testing if you feel well now. If the fever returns or you develop symptoms such as chills, body aches, or weakness, it would be sensible to get tested, as advised by a doctor.
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    • Common infections: Viral infections, common cold.
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