What Causes Fever?

Infection (From virus, Bacteria
etc.)

Fever is most commonly caused by infections due to Virus, bacteria & other microorganisms involving respiratory, gastrointestinal & urinary tract etc.

Immunization

Fever may occur as a normal response after vaccinations. This is a sign that your immune system is building protection against the disease and usually resolves within a day or two without treatment.

Other Factor (Cancer, Sunburn
and Heat exhaustion)

Non-infectious causes such as certain cancers, prolonged sun exposure, or heatstroke can trigger a fever. These conditions require medical evaluation and may indicate serious underlying issues.

Signs of fever

  • Rise in Body Temperate to 100° F or higher is considered fever.
  • Dehydration is indicated by increased thirst and dark-coloured urine.
  • Sweating
  • Shivering
  • Loss of appetite
  • Headache or muscle ache
  • Reduced activity level

How to measure fever?

**Disclaimer: For the Use of Registered Medical Practitioners Only.

What to do during
Fever?

Fever is usually the body’s way of fighting infection. While most fevers are harmless and manageable at home, following the right steps can help you recover faster and avoid complications. Here's what you should do:

Take adequate rest
Drink Plenty of liquids or fluid
Check the temperature at regular intervals
Tepid sponging
Take prescribed medicines as directed by the doctor
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