Hi, my dad is having a fever of 100.5 and it has been fluctuating these past days. He went to the hospital and was discharged, he's also taking the anti-bio tics that were prescibed but its still not suppressing the fever. What should I do?
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My dad has babesiosis and his fever is not going away
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Babesiosis is usually quite benign but in some individuals, it may be more serious and can be a life-threatening disease, particularly in people who may have a weak immune system for reasons such as cancer, lymphoma, or AIDS, or in those that do not have a spleen, or have other serious health conditions (such as liver or kidney disease) or if elderly. If your Dad is still having fevers, he should be checked to be sure of the diagnosis and make sure there is no other illness present.