How do you cure a feverblister?
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Use Abreva from the onset.
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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!
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Hi rubberbandlee,\nGet a can of cooking spray ( like Crisco ) and spray lightly once a week. Good Luck: Blueladybug
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The fever yes\nBut a beer will fix that(~~)
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A humidefier would help. Also, saline solution in the nose and then suctioned out helps. Pedicare makes even infant cold medicine.  See this link:http://www.askdrsears.com/html/8/T089800.asp\nIf he doesn't get better, see a doctor soon!  Good luck!
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Try using any musle relaxer (icy/hot, bengay, etc.) and when you put it on make sure you wrap it up in bandages so cold air doesn't get in, that will make it worse. You can use a hot tub , jacuzzi, whirlpool with epson salt and that can help too.
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Chill burns, do something about it since the sores may open, any\npharmacist can help you out.
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No one can diagnose you without a physical exam and possibly some testing.  Please call your doctor first thing in the morning and make an  appointment.  Until then, take tylenol  or ibuprofen for the fever in addition to drinking a lot of fluids.
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Take some anti-febrile medication (Tylenol, aspirin, ibuprofen), drink lots of fluids (water and juice), get a lot of sleep (more than eight hours).  Most times a fever is caused by a virus.  If this is the case, the doctor can do very little to help you.  If it lingers beyond several days pursue seeing a doctor.
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Strep doesn't always come with fever.  It's from sinus drainage down the back of your throat.  This is strictly from my DR Mom experience.  It's good you're going to a doctor.  They will do a culture to make sure and prescribe antibiotics.  In the mean time, ibuprofen will help with the pain (alittle) and chloraseptic throat spray.  Good luck and hope you feel better.
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Try heating up tea, add lemons, and honey.:)
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Watch for early signs of dehydration and drink extra fluids, especially water. Adults should drink at least 10 glasses of liquid a day to replenish lost fluids. Children between the ages of 4 and 10 should drink at least 6 to 10 glasses. You may feel better if you eat light, easily digested foods, such as soup. Many people find that taking a lukewarm [80° (26.7°) to 90° (32.2°)] shower or bath makes them feel better when they have a fever. Do not try to take a shower if you are dizzy or unsteady on your feet. Increase the water temperature if you start to shiver. Shivering is a sign that your body is trying to raise its temperature. Do not use rubbing alcohol, ice, or cold water to cool your body. Dress lightly when you have a fever. This will help your body cool down. Wear light pajamas or a light undershirt. Do not wear very warm clothing or use heavy bed covers. Keep room temperature at 70° (21.1°) or lower. Take a nonprescription medication to help relieve your fever- Acetaminophen, such as Tylenol or Panadol, Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs): Ibuprofen, such as Advil or Motrin \nNaproxen, such as Aleve or Naprosyn,Ketoprofen, such as Actron or Orudis,Aspirin (also a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug) Be sure to check your temperature every 2 to 4 hours to make sure home treatment is working. If fever does not subside or your temp increases, see a doctor.
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HERE IS A SURE FIRE CURE BELIEVE IT OR NOT TRY IT:\nput a bar of soap UNDER the bottom sheet of your bed.\nNo one knows why it works but it works like magic for almost everyone who tries it.
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Try vinegarman.com .  It's my answer to all cure-alls.
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According to my professors in medical school the critical point to start treating fever is 103 farenheit.  Otherwise, it is safe to let it burn.  You see, this is one way to let the body take some of the resources that the pathogen would like to use, out of their hands.  Enzymes denature at higher temperatures...enzymes that the bacteria or viruses use to reproduce or create toxins.\n\nIf you decide to treat your fever you should use the classic anti-pyretics (anti-fever).  Tylenol for instance.  Dont use too much.  Monitor your fever and if it gets too high then go to the emergency room.
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go see a doctor - high fevers can be dangerous this is not exactly the place to get sound medical advice - but keep drinking liquids and keep cool - don't cover up more than you have too
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Drink a lot of water\nGet plenty of rest\n\nBe patient