Dr. Kanchana J Kapadia

A fever that does not go away for at least three weeks can hint at the existence of an internal infection, an autoimmune disorder, or some other health issues. Fatigue and muscle pain, for instance, may accompany it, and proper testing is indeed required to find the root of the symptoms. It's important to keep reporting your syndrome to those doctors who are looking after you; hence, further scrutiny may be called for. You should think about writing down the symptoms and your previous test results and take them to your next visit to discuss with your doctor. 

Hello Saju, Bilateral groin hernias may develop when tissue penetrates a weak spot in the abdominal muscles, causing pain, especially when coughing or lifting things. What you need to know is that while these hernias can cause problems, they usually can be controlled. Surgery is a common and effective method, which is intended to repair the defect and alleviate the symptoms. My advice is that you should go to a healthcare provider and have a conversation with them to know your condition and the remedies available. Let me remind you that expert advice is the best way to get well soon and continue your normal activities.