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Online doctor for fever

Most fevers in adults are caused by viral infections and settle in three to five days. A doctor can help you judge whether yours needs tests, which medicines are safe for you, and what signs mean you should be seen in person.

Chat with a registered PingMeDoc™ doctor from ₹199. Reply usually within 30 minutes, 7 days of follow-up included.

Not for emergencies. For severe symptoms, go to the nearest hospital or call 108.

An online consult can help with

  • Fever for one to three days with body ache, cold or sore throat
  • You want to know the right paracetamol dose for your weight
  • Fever that keeps coming back and you are unsure whether to test
  • Advice on fluids, rest and when to return to work
  • Reviewing a CBC, dengue or typhoid report you already have

See a doctor in person if

  • Trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, confusion or a seizure: go to the nearest emergency department or call 108.
  • Fever above 103°F (39.4°C) that does not come down with paracetamol
  • Severe headache with a stiff neck, or a rash that does not fade when pressed
  • Bleeding from gums or nose, black stools, or severe stomach pain (possible dengue warning signs)
  • Fever in a baby under 3 months, or in someone who is pregnant
  • Fever lasting more than five days

What the doctor may do

  • Ask about your symptoms, travel, and any local dengue or malaria cases
  • Advise on paracetamol, fluids and rest
  • Suggest tests such as a CBC, dengue NS1 or urine routine if the fever is prolonged
  • Prescribe medicines where clinically appropriate. Antibiotics are not used for viral fever
  • Tell you clearly when to see a doctor in person

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us what is wrong

    Answer a few short questions about your symptoms. You can attach photos or past reports.

  2. 2

    Pay and the chat opens

    A registered doctor picks up your consult and usually replies within 30 minutes.

  3. 3

    Get advice and a prescription

    Where appropriate, you get a digital prescription. Ask follow-up questions for 7 days.

Tests the doctor may suggest

Only if your symptoms call for them. You can book these with home sample collection.

Talk to a doctor today

Chat from ₹199. The doctor can switch to video if needed.

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Frequently asked questions

Can a doctor treat fever online?
For most adults with a short fever and no warning signs, yes. The doctor asks about your symptoms, advises on medicines and fluids, and suggests tests if needed. If anything points to a serious infection, the doctor will ask you to be seen in person.
Will I get antibiotics for fever?
Only if the doctor finds signs of a bacterial infection. Most fevers are viral and antibiotics do not help them. Taking them when they are not needed can cause side effects and resistance.
When should I get a blood test for fever?
Doctors usually suggest tests when a fever lasts more than three days, keeps returning, or comes with a rash, bleeding or severe body pain. Common first tests are a CBC and a dengue test.
How much does the online consultation cost?
A chat consultation starts at ₹199. The exact fee is shown before you pay, and it includes 7 days of follow-up questions in the same chat.
How quickly will a doctor reply?
The chat opens as soon as you pay, and a doctor usually replies within 30 minutes. The doctor can switch to a video call if they need to see you.