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Fever is a temporary increase in body temperature usually caused by infection. It is a natural immune response that helps fight infection. Most fevers in adults are between 38-39C and resolve with the underlying infection.
Fever is a temporary increase in body temperature usually caused by infection. It is a natural immune response that helps fight infection. Most fevers in adults are between 38-39C and resolve with the underlying infection.
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Adequate Hydration
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Increased fluid intake during fever to replace losses from sweating and metabolism and prevent dehydration.
Rest
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Adequate rest to allow the immune system to fight the underlying infection. Fever increases metabolic demands.
Paracetamol (Acetaminophen)
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Paracetamol is the first-line medication for fever reduction and associated discomfort in adults and children.
Cool Compress
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Applying a cool damp cloth to the forehead, neck and wrists for symptomatic comfort during fever.
Light Nutritious Food
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Eating light nutritious food when appetite allows to support immune function during febrile illness.
Ibuprofen
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Ibuprofen for fever reduction with additional anti-inflammatory benefit. Alternative to paracetamol.
Elderberry
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Elderberry extract for immune support during viral illness causing fever. May reduce duration of influenza.
Monitoring Temperature
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Regular temperature monitoring to track fever progression and identify when medical attention is needed.
Echinacea
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Echinacea for immune support during acute febrile illness. Most evidence is for upper respiratory infections.
Ginger Tea
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Warm ginger tea for comfort during fever. May have mild diaphoretic properties promoting sweating.
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