A patient presents with an elevated temperature after the initiation of dialysis. this is most likely due to?

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An elevation temperature at the time of dialysis is due to fever. In fever, the temperature changes and make it rise above 37 degree celsius.

There are some symptoms that helps in the diagnosis of fever. Those systems are sweating, chills, headache, muscle ashes, loss of appetite and irritability.

It is caused by the viral infection, bacterial infections, exhaustion, inflammatory condition and some times due to some side effect of antibiotics and drugs.

It can cured by paracetamol and ibuprofen for normal fever. There are various kind of fever like typhoid, dengue, malaria and viral.

Antibiotics is the medicine that stop or inhibit the growth of micro organism or destroy it.

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