Evaluation of Low-Grade Fever and Bone Pain in a 16-Year-Old Female Patient

A 16-year-old female presented with low-grade fever and bone pain persisting for 7 months. With elevated CRP and ESR levels, a bone biopsy has been requested to investigate the underlying cause. Blood cultures and rheumatologic workup were negative, and results are pending. Further evaluation is essential to determine the diagnosis and provide appropriate management for the patient's symptoms.

• Teenager
• Bone Pain
• Fever
• Diagnostic Evaluation
• Pediatric Rheumatology

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1. 16 year old female Outside study. Bone biopsy requested. Results pending Low grade fever and bone pain for the past 07 months CRP and ESR elevated Blood cultures negative Rheumatologic work up negative