Not-so-interesting Case

Got a case here.

Symptoms:
Fever since 2 days ago. Associated with bad coryza and nose block, cough with yellowish sputum, nausea and few episodes of diarrhea. No rashes. No recent history of travelling/ contact with H1N1 patient.

Examination:
PR: 122 BP Normal Temp: 38.5
Examination no remarkable findings except mildly injected throat.

Investigation:
FBC showed normal white cell count, platelet in good normal range.

Treatment:
Regular paracetamol, increased fluid intake. Already empirically started on broad-spectrum oral antibiotics.

Progress:
Despite the treatment, fever is persistent. Temp still 38 degree Celsius at Day 3. Occasional chills and rigors. Very giddy with bad headache. Otherwise no new signs/ symptoms.

Psychosocial aspect:
Feeling depressed because unable to get MC due to not enough manpower, according to the in-charge. So the patient still had to come to run the clinic from 8am to 1.30pm (65 patients), then finally went back home and collapsed. Then only he was given MC for 1 and half day.

Discussion:
Some said doctors usually can't treat themselves. What's your point of view? Would you suggest the abovementioned patient to go see a doctor or something?

Finally,
Ya the patient is me. I have not much clues why the temp still spiking at Day 3. Hope it doesn't turn into a PUO (pyrexia of unknown origin) or something.
Meanwhile,

Plan
Continue self-treatment as planned for now.
Encourage orally.
Beware of PCM overdose - strictly 1g QID but not more. Ignore the headache.

=)