What can a fever indicate if no other symptoms are present, such as in a toddler versus in an adult? If the affected person seems otherwise normal, could a worse illness be approaching?
Administration @ Credicommunity13 December 2017 at 09:57
As I understand it a fever is a normal reaction to an infection. It seems that many of the “bugs” people get, don’t do well at higher than what a human is normal temperature. It makes a little bit of sense, but now since we combat bugs with other means, the fever is considered an indication rather than result.
Yes, being an avid consumer of naturopathic treatment from past quite a few years, I recommend everyone to drink papaya leaf juice in dengue fever as it increases platelets count. Apart from that, intake of water which is boiled in the presence of giloy ki bel also helps in increasing platelets coun....
Some of the symptoms of sinusitis are: A sinus headache Facial tenderness, Pressure or pain in the sinuses, in the ears and teeth Fever Cloudy discolored nasal or postnasal drainage The feeling of nasal stuffiness A sore throat A cough Occasionally facial swelling
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Vaibhav Kumar
As I understand it a fever is a normal reaction to an infection. It seems that many of the “bugs” people get, don’t do well at higher than what a human is normal temperature. It makes a little bit of sense, but now since we combat bugs with other means, the fever is considered an indication rather than result.