The cause of these symptoms is stress on the body, and consequently, the missed period. This occurs since your body is still on its way to getting back to normal.  You should obviously take care of your health, eat right, drink enough water, and sleep enough. If your symptoms persist or worsen, it's important to seek medical advice.

Frequent fevers and body pain can be signs of an underlying infection, inflammation, or other health issues like a viral illness or autoimmune condition. It’s important to consult a general physician or an internal medicine specialist to get the right diagnosis and treatment. 

Your husband's arm is in a bad state. The open sores and swelling could be a sign of an infection. If he's also experiencing headaches, things could get worse. Infections can be spread quickly! At home, you can help by cleaning the sores gently with warm water and soap, then covering them with band-aids. But he should see a doctor as soon as possible because infections can be dangerous.

A mild headache and a high fever of 100°F can indicate a cold or the flu, which are caused by viruses. I suggest you take acetaminophen to reduce the fever and the headache. Furthermore, it is important not only to rest but also to drink sufficient amounts of fluids and eat light and nutritious foods. Keep in mind that if your conditions worsen, visit a doctor.

Coughs and colds are annoying, especially with high blood pressure. Cofryl syrup is not a good choice since it has some ingredients that might raise your blood pressure. To relieve your cough, you can try warm drinks and rest. But if your cold becomes worse or does not go away, it is better to see a doctor.

The symptoms you mentioned such as a sore throat, headache, and swollen glands can be signs of many things, not just HIV. It’s great that you took the test and even better that it came back negative. These signs are sometimes caused by an attack of virus or bacteria. It would be best if you went to see a doctor or other healthcare provider who will give you a proper diagnosis and prescribe medication for treatment. 

A cold or flu might cause fe­ver, headache, and nasal conge­stion. Symptoms include runny nose, cough, sore throat, body ache­s. The viral infection causes this. Drink fluids, re­st, and take medications for feve­r and pain if needed. But se­e a doctor if symptoms don't improve. 

Many people­ have viral infections. They make­ your body feel hot, achy, and bad. Your head hurts. You cough. Taking me­dicine like paracetamol he­lps the fever go away. But the­ other problems stay because­ the virus needs time­ to leave. Resting and drinking lots of wate­r are important. Honey might help your cough. If you don't fe­el better soon, or worsens, se­e a doctor.

Your symptoms are concerning. A fever lasting 4 months, joint pain, chest pain, and coughing up blood, are serious warning signs. These could indicate tuberculosis, pneumonia, or an autoimmune disease. It's important to see a doctor immediately. They will examine you, run tests to determine the cause and provide the necessary treatment. 

It sounds like you're dealing with frequent cold abscesses on your neck.

1. A recurring TB infection could be the cause, even if your tests are negative.
2. While ATT medicine is the correct treatment for TB, the infection may return if it isn't completely cleared.
3. Following the full ATT course as prescribed by your doctor gives you the best chance to eliminate TB bacteria and prevent further episodes.

It's important to stick to your medication and stay in close contact with your doctor for better management of the condition.

When your body battles ge­rms, fevers often occur. You may fe­el hot, shiver, and perspire­ heavily. Drink lots of liquids - stay hydrated! Rest fully. Take­ acetaminophen or ibuprofen for fe­ver relief. If fe­ver persists beyond se­veral days, worsening, wise to se­e a physician promptly. 

Fever is the result of the body struggling against intruders. Vomiting and headache are the things which appear when the body is trying to resist something that it does not like. For relief, find a cool place, and drink water and eat light, easy-to-digest foods. In the event these symptoms persist or worsen, visit a doctor.

It was a good decision to get the rabies vaccination after the first cat scratch. Since the blood test was missed after the second scratch, it's recommended to get a second vaccination as a precaution. Even if the cat seems healthy, rabies can take time to show symptoms.