Fevers

Ibuprofen is a non steroidal anti inflammatory drug which pretty much protects mucus linings. This keeps viruses from spreading as rapidly and the human immune system destroys the infection. This is,of cousre as most answers are, over-simplified,however,unless you are going into the medical field,that information is sufficient. Should you have anymore questions on drug names simply look up the drug type and you will be able to piece together how this interacts with the body. As you do this,please realize that it is a common misconception that the drug destroys the fever virus. It does not. Only the immune system can destroy virus. Drugs like ibuprofen merely make the conditions optimal for the immune system to act.

It could be. A fever usually indicates that your body is fighting an infection and you should try to avoid adding to the burden. Obviously, it would be contraindicated if the infection or the symptoms are in the respiratory system.

If you are using prescribed medical marijuana, ask the prescribing physician.

If you catch yellow fever, you get a sudden fever and headache. If the yellow fever turns into a bad case, you then become extremely tired and get bleeding into the skin, slow heartbeat, back pains, and vomiting. About half the people who get bad cases die.

Typically, people infected with dengue virus are asymptomatic (80%) or only have mild symptoms such as an uncomplicated fever. Other go to a complicated stage with a rash and hemorrhage.

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The latin word 'Rhino' means 'hair' and a rhino virus is any long stringy shaped virus. Such are commonly associated with desease of the nose. A rhino-virus is often associated with a cold.

There are many ways that one can learn more about Island Fever. For instance, one can find information on Island Fever from a local library or by researching online. One may even be able to speak with a doctor whom is knowledgeable in various diseases.

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well sometimes its because its a hot day if you ran to much

or it might be the temperature in where ever you are if not its because you're starting to get a fever

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Your heart rate increases as you get the fever. It is physiological phenomena. You have no obligations to regulate your heart rate. So let it be as it is. If your physician thinks so, they can lower your heart rate by medication in some other conditions.

Both aspirin and paracetamol reduce fever but aspirin should not be given to children under 12. Liquid paracetamol such as Calpol is recommended for young children.

However since fever is a response to your body's immune system fighting bacteria or viruses there is some suggestion it is best not to try to reduce fever but only to reduce discomfort by applying a tepid damp cloth to the forehead to reduce a high temperature.

If a baby has a high or persistent fever or fever is accompanied by listlessness, palour or quickened breathing you should see a doctor.

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You need to specify in the question what you are talking about.

Asian Fever was created in 1999.

Hay fever

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Scarlet fever is highly contagious when the patient is in the early stages and is not being treated with antibiotics. It is spread by sneezing , coughing, or direct contact with an infected person.

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Normal body temperature is approximately 37°C or 100°F.

Above 100°F is either fever or hyperthermia (depending on the mechanism), and anything under 95°F is considered hypothermia - the opposite of a fever.

'Post-' means 'after'. 'Febrile' means 'pertaining to a fever'. Therefore 'post-febrile' means 'pertaining to the period after a fever'.

It really depends. If your child appears relatively happy, is breathing comfortably, and his cough is more an inconvenience than anything else, it can most likely wait until you can get to your pediatrician.

However, if your child seems to be straining to breathe, is very upset or very lethargic, you should go to the emergency room.

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