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Today I had my final MBBS Medicine paper 1 examination. There was a question about joint pain and fever which I was not able to answer satisfactorily. I would like you to suggest me possible differential diagnoses. The question goes like this- "A 37 year-old female presented with pain affecting most joints and low grade fever for last 2 months. Discuss the differential diagnosis, investigations and management." Please feel free to respond.

Tags: diagnosis, fever, joint, pain

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tuberculosos
rheumatoid arthritis should be considered 1st and formost
and be diagnosed or excluded.

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yes dr xee,
i cant agree more with you

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does this YES just pass me in this question

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