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Fever is one of the most common reasons for a clinic visit — and one of the most important to evaluate carefully. In Bengaluru, viral fevers, dengue, typhoid and malaria circulate seasonally, each requiring a different approach.
We follow structured fever evaluation protocols: proper history, targeted testing at the right time, and clear red-flag guidance so that serious infections are caught early and treated promptly.
Common conditions treated
- Viral fevers — the most common cause, usually self-limiting
- Dengue — with platelet monitoring and hydration guidance
- Typhoid — diagnosed by blood culture and treated with antibiotics
- Malaria — rapid diagnosis and antimalarial therapy
- Urinary and respiratory tract infections
When to suspect a serious infection
- Fever lasting beyond 5 days
- Severe headache, vomiting or abdominal pain
- Bleeding from gums or nose, or skin rashes
- Breathlessness, confusion or very low urine output
- Fever in infants, pregnant women or the elderly
Treatment approach
- Targeted blood tests — CBC, Widal, dengue and malaria panels
- Appropriate antibiotics — only when bacterial infection is confirmed or likely
- Hydration and symptomatic management protocols
- Platelet and fever monitoring for dengue patients
- Follow-up review until full recovery