Fevers

Any body temperature above the normal oral temperature of 98.6F(37C) or the normal rectal temperature of 99F (37.2C) is considered to be fever. You should go to the doctors, especially if its a baby or young child.

As evaporation cools the body the water in wet cloth evaporates and gives a cooling effect

Convulsions are not common when there is high fever in babies. Most babies are seen showing symptoms like headache, shivering, dehydration, weakness etc. However convulsions can be seen in some kids if the body temperatures climb very high between 103 F and 106 F. Parents must consult the doctor immediately.

Actually during fever bile duct secretes excess bile juice .this causes bitterness of the mouth

No, but it's only 0.2 F. degrees away from what would be considered a high fever. Oral temps between 99.5 F. and 100.0 F. are MILD fevers, and 100.1 F. to 100.9 F. are MODERATE fevers. 101.0 F.and over is a high fever, and 104.0 F. or more needs immediate medical attention. However, you can still have a fever at as low as 99.0 F. taken orally (this is called a "low grade fever").

It means that your body temperature is higher than usual. In general, if your body temperature exceeds 37.6 degree celcius, you have a fever.

in the evening, at around 8 - 11pm.

The incubation period (time between infection and onset of symptoms) of dengue fever is five to eight days. The fever typically runs its course in six to seven days, but convalescence is usually slow.

It's possible but extremely unlikely ... unless you had an immune system defect.

yes typhoid fever killed more than 300 million people before the vaccine came out

The only possible way to get a high fever in 1 hour is to run around and get warm. Standing in the sun or getting a sunburn will also give you a high fever quickly.

I think so because I've never had fever blisters without having a fever. And then when I got a fever I started getting them. So I do think you need a fever to get fever sores.

call your doc. maybe your pregnant. tender breasts is one of the earliest signs of prgnany. depending on how severe the cramping is, i wouldn't worry much about that.

Strep pyogenes aka group A strep - the organism that causes strep throat.

Dengue fever, also known as breakbone fever, is an infectious tropical disease caused by the dengue virus carried by mosquitoes.. Symptoms include fever, headache, muscle and joint pains, and a characteristic skin rash.

If you have a fever, then this is your bodies natural response and one way of trying to make you better, so you don't necessarily want to lower it unless it is very high. Ibuprofen and Tylenol I have always found to help if the fever is keeping you up at night, perhaps that is just some pain relief from the achiness however. If your fever is very high, like over 103-104F I believe, you ought to go see a doctor as your body probably can't fight the infection/sickness on its own and needs anti-biotics or other medicine, and over this range things become quite dangerous, brain damage and even death can occur from really high fevers.

Just remember that fevers, if you can, are good things to keep around so long as they aren't too high, as they will help you recover faster. They suck though, naturally, and if you have something important you must do then for me an advil or two would always bring it down temporarily.

It is quite easy, All you have to do is go outside for about a minute and then walk inside. Then you have a nice chilled shower and then you come out and dry yourself.

Now you have to get a towel and soak it with warm/hot water. Then dab this on your head. (This covers the hand on you forehead to see if you are ill part).

Now here comes the tricky bit

1. If you have a under the tongue or armpit thermometer all you have to do is run it under warm water. Make sure it doesn't go over 100 degrees Fahrenheit

2. If you have a ear thermometer, get a bright and hot lamp and then take the ear thermometer cap off. Heat the inside of this and then heat the cone part of the thermometer. Then put the cap on the thermometer and show you mum/dad the temperature.

EASY

Your body is very complex, and to this day there are still some things that the human race is unable to uncover. Ever since the human race existed, we have been getting fevers and thousands of other diseases. Fever symptoms include:

*Nausea

*Dry mouth (optional symptom)

*Vomiting

*Hot sweats (your body temperature burning up)

*Weakness

*Constant fatigue (tired-feeling which goes with the above symptom)

*shaky hands (once again, optional)

*Body temperature risen to above average.

It can if it's truly Vicodin. Hydrocodone (generic Vicodin) has a mixture of Tylenol (Acetaminophen) in it. Depending on the strength, (5/325 - means it has 5 mg Hydrocodone and 325 mg Tylenol) within it. Dosage of 5/500 means that it has 500 mg of Tylenol within it, and so on...

Some other names of similar drugs to Vicodin (Norco) does NOT contain Tylenol. Norco is only the Hydrocodone (pain reliever portion) and would not reduce a fever. Lortab however, does contain the Hydrocodone AND the Tylenol.

As fever is abnormally high body temperature, pathogens with strict temperature preferences may be hindered. Fever also speeds up immunological reactions as it enhances leukocyte phagocytosis, decreases the effects of the pathogens' endotoxins, and increases the proliferation of T cells. In addition, fever causes the liver and spleen to take up iron and zinc that are needed by the pathogens and it increases metabolic rate to speed up tissue repair.

Yes. Any human whose body tempreature is greater than 98.6 faranhite is having a fever.

You may be referring to thyrotoxicosis, thyroid storm. In this case, thyroid hormone is quickly dumped by the gland into the body causing severe hyperthyroid symptoms which may be fatal. One of the hallmark symptoms is increased body temperature.

I have never heard of that. Perhaps you mean Typhoid Fever. It is an illness transmitted by eating food or drink contaminated with salmonella typhi. If treated promptly, most infected people will recover. If left untreated, about 20% will die from it.

It is very serious. You need to get him/her to the doctor. If your regular doctor is unavailable you should consider the ER in you local hospital. A child with that high a fever could possibly go into convulsions.

Fever reducing meds and/or cold compress to back of neck or forehead.

Fever blisters are cold sores, on or near the lips, caused by the oral herpes virus HSV-Type1.