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Miliary Tuberculosis of the Liver
Swinging Fever
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Disseminated Tuberculosis
Swinging Fever
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Adult-Onset Still Disease
Swinging Fever
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Pneumococcal Pneumonia
Swinging Fever
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Drug-induced Fever
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Acute Cholecystitis
If he has jaundice, swinging fever, chills and rigors, suspect that his cholecystitis is complicated by cholangitis. … Drain his gall-bladder if: (1) intense pain persists, (2) swinging fever continues with tachycardia, (3) his abdominal tenderness gets worse, the area of guarding extends, … In severe cases, symptoms can include pain in the RUQ, jaundice and high swinging fevers with rigors and chills (Charcot's triad).[1]
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Acute Peritonitis
In a patient with a predisposing primary intra-abdominal disease or following abdominal surgery, persistent abdominal pain, focal tenderness, swinging fever, persistent paralytic[3]
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Biliary Colic
In severe cases, symptoms can include pain in the RUQ, jaundice and high swinging fevers with rigors and chills (Charcot's triad).[4]
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Chronic Cholecystitis
In severe cases, symptoms can include pain in the RUQ, jaundice and high swinging fevers with rigors and chills (Charcot's triad).[5]
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Fever