does someone know how to take a away fever...........?
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I usually do not treat a fever until it is over 101.5 or unless the child is distressed by it.  The body uses fever to kill off the bacteria or viruses it is infected with.  Usually the bacteria cannot survive in higher temperatures so the fever is a defense mechanism of the body.  In some children fighting bad infections we will not treat a fever until it is 104 or higher.   Both tylenol and motrin are effective against a fever.  You can alternate them if needed.  If the fever continues for over 24 hours or if the fever is not relieved with the tylenol or motrin you need to see medical advice.  Best wishes.
823675
Since you have been out of the country you should call your primary physician and tell them your symptoms and get their adivice.  \nIt could be some kind of rash from fever.
172140
Take a break for every 2hours ..let your mind relax and then start over. Relaxation could be like listening to soothing music, drink some water, take a small walk. The idea is that no one can read at a stretch, so read in intervals and reduce the heat by relaxing the mind..hope this helps
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If the fever is the only problem you're having, as long as it's not more than 103F (orally), you're probably OK.  If you have a regular doctor, you might call and let them know what your temperature is--they might want to see you anyway.\n\nHere's a link from Yahoo! Health on fever:
14324
stay home and get plenty of rest.Also cold medicines work....O.K.
536109
Try cool compresses to these points; under his arms (armpits), behind his neck, his groin area, and on the backside of his knees.  Also cool sponge baths or a soak in a tepid or cool tub, though I doubt he would willingly accept this.  This will rapidly reduce his temperature but obviously will not keep it down.  I have read recently that a temperature from a fever can be allowed if not extreme and dangerously high, as it is the body's natural defense against the invading infections.\n\nPlease talk with your pediatrician to verify these suggestions as acceptable in your case and Good luck!
87757
get on warm P.J.s and use a blanket and sit by the fire and watch ur fave movie and it will take ur mind off being cold
962952
Don't scrat them, use calamine lotion or epson salt baths to help w/ itching, try pressing down on them instead of scratching to help settle the scrating urge, take tylenol for fever, rest and they should be gone in 7 days or so.
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Your child need to be in a doctor's office or emergency room NOW.  Any fever over 103 is dangerous for a child.  If you don't have a ride or are a long way from an ER or clinic, call an ambulance.\n\nIn the meantime, if you have some children's motrin or tylenol, give it to him.  Take off any constricting clothes that he may be wearing and cool him off with a damp rag.  Most importantly, get him to a doctor immediately.
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ohh owwchie.... well chicken soup is good...also ice to cool the burning. but seriously you should get to a doctor and get on antibiotics. i had strep and waited to long thinking "i'll get rid of it myself" .......well make a long story short it turned a lot worse and cost me 6 legs and 3 arms.  please get some antibiotics.
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dont go to work tommrow.\n\nthink anyone will thank you if you spread that around?\n\ntake a day off and go to bed with hot soup.
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I have a solution for fever blisters that make them go away before they form.  When you first feel one coming on, lay on your bed with your head on the floor so the blood rushes to your head.  Stay like that for about 3 minutes or more and the fever blister goes away before it forms.  It works for me every time.  My brother is a natural health doctor and that's his remedy.
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I have never heard of this herb. Check your spelling at www.dictionary.com.\nI have some information for you though... \n\nHome Treatment \n\nIf you have influenza, you can expect the illness to go away on its own in about 7 to 10 days. In the meantime, you can take steps to feel better:\n\nGet extra rest. Bed rest can help you feel better. It will also help you avoid spreading the virus to others. \nDrink plenty of fluids to replace those lost from fever. Fluids also ease a scratchy throat and keep nasal mucus thin. Hot tea with lemon, water, fruit juice, and soup are all good choices. \nIf fever is uncomfortable, take acetaminophen or ibuprofen to lower it. You may also sponge your body with lukewarm water to reduce fever. Do not use cold water or ice. Lowering the fever will not make your symptoms go away faster, but it may make you more comfortable. \nTo relieve body aches and headache, take aspirin, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen. Do not take aspirin if you are younger than 20 unless your doctor tells you to do so. Also, aspirin and ibuprofen can upset your stomach, while acetaminophen does not. \nTry a decongestant or nasal spray if your main symptom is a stuffy nose. Look for a single-ingredient decongestant that contains phenylephrine. If nasal drainage is thick, a decongestant that contains guaifenesin may help keep it thin and draining. Do not use medicated nasal sprays or drops more often than directed and not for longer than 3 days. \nBreathe moist air from a hot shower or from a sink filled with hot water to help clear a stuffy nose. \nAvoid antihistamines. They do not treat flu symptoms and may make nasal drainage thicker. \nIf the skin around your nose and lips becomes sore from repeated rubbing with tissues, apply a bit of petroleum jelly to the area. Using disposable tissues that contain lotion also may help. \nUse cough drops or plain, hard candy to help ease coughing. \nTake a nonprescription cough medicine that contains dextromethorphan if you develop a dry, hacking cough. Some products contain a high percentage of alcohol. Use them with caution. \nElevate your head at night with an extra pillow if coughing keeps you awake. \nAvoid smoking and breathing secondhand smoke. This is good advice any time, but it is especially important when you have a respiratory infection like a cold or the flu. \nCall your doctor if:\n\nYour symptoms improve but then seem to get worse again. \nYou develop signs of a bacterial infection, such as a new or worse cough that produces yellow, green, rust-colored, or bloody mucus; persistent fever, ear pain, sore throat, sinus pain, or productive cough; or nasal drainage that changes from clear to colored after 7 to 10 days.
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Quit kissing strange boys, you don't know where they've been!\n\nBeyond that...make a point to get lots of rest...if its tough to sleep because of the symptoms...treat them...I recommend Nyquil at night....then Dayquil during the day (it won't knock you out).\n\nDrink lots of water, some juices are good. \n\nMy father always suggested hot tadi's:\n\nHot Tea with brandy and honey\n\n....I don't think this helps really, but it will make your throat feel better, and you may, at the least, care less about being sick after a few. \n\nIf it lasts more than 7-10 days...see a Dr. \n\nHope ya get to feelin' better :)
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get plenty of rest and drink lots of fluids. you want your body to be able to work hard on flushing out what made you sick
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mix some eucalyptus oil in hot water, pop your head over it and cover with a towel, this will hopefully stop your cold going onto your chest, try and breathe in the fumes for as long as possible. also rub some under your nose as it'll help unblock your nose and rub onto your chest and pillow when you go to bed. i sympathise as I've had 2 colds in 6 weeks.
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You really shouldn't, the risk of spreading the infection to others is great, the risk of raising your temperature to dangerous levels is great, the risk of heart attack if your temperature gets too high is too great.\n\nStay home, rest, relax. When you go back to exercizing, start slow, build back up.