How do you get a bad bad fever if you never had one in your life?
457389
By getting sick. Most likely pnuemonia.
502375
Your fever is your body fighting the infection. It raises it's temperature to kill the bacteria. When you feel cold, it's your body reacting to your fever trying to cool you down by giving you chills so you won't be uncomfortabley hot.
200578
Just keep a close watch on everyone.  If anyone gets sick, go to the ER or Dr.  Uncooked chicken will give you Salmonella Food poisoning!
521906
It is normal for people with fevers to become tired and sleep a lot. The fever is a result of her body trying to fight off the virus, and that takes up a lot of energy. Because it is a virus, there's nothing you can do but wait it out anyway, so just let it run its course. It may take about a week or so; usually symptoms subside in approximately 7 days.
583488
Call your dentist.  Do you have fever?  My regular dentist was out of town once when I had to have a tooth pulled.  I went to different dentist to have it done.  I developed a fever and sickness. Two days later I called my regular dentist and was given antibiotics.  Apparently my tooth was absessed and should not have been pulled without first getting rid of the infection, as it will go into your bloodstream and cause sickness!
386022
Bacterial because you can't get an antibiotic
709761
you really need to go to the ER asap. the high temperature can cause you serious problems if you dont get it down. since it went away and then came back it shows that it is still in your system,you need antibotics seriously. you dont wanna harm your body.
470737
Usually an infection.  Not necessarily a big deal, unless you also have fever and other symptoms.  Get some rest and drink plenty of clear fluids, and feel better soon.
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.
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COLDS : Fever rare in adults and older children, but can be as high as 102° F in infants and small children \n   - headaches........................... rare\n   - Muscles aches:................... mild\n   - Tiredness and weakness.... mild\n   - Extreme exhaustion:.......... never\n   - Runny nose: ......................often\n   - Sneezing: ........................often\n   - Sore throat:....................... often\n   - Cough: ................................mild hacking cough\n\nFEVER: Usually 102° F, but can go up to 104° F and usually lasts 3 to 4 days  \n \nHeadache:............................ sudden onset and can be severe \nMuscle aches:................... ...usual, and often severe \nTiredness and weakness:... .can last two or more weeks \nExtreme exhaustion:............. sudden onset and can be severe \nRunny nose:......................... sometimes \nSneezing: .........................sometimes \nSore throat:........................... sometimes \nCough: ..................................usual, and can become severe
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old wives tale. hate it when people say "don't go out! you're going to get sick!" many times i've gone out of the house on a cold weather, with my hair wet. with temperatures ranging from 10 to 5 degrees farenheit, within a matter of seconds my hair turns to ice. -- but i didn't get sick.\n\ntrue, you can get "colds" -- where in your airways produce more secretions -- because it is our body's way of "humidfying" the airway because the air is usually dry on a cold weather. \n\nmain reasons why you get sick (Fever we're talking here) \nit could be viral... but mostly it's bacterial infection\n\nwhy do we get fevers? bacteria loves body temperature. when your body senses infection, your temperature rises -- this is your body's attempt to kill the bacteria. (they die in hotter temperatures). fever though, has a side effect on our body -- an increase in temperature may not be tolerable to our other organs, like our brain -- so that's why doctors came up with anti-biotics -- these kill the bacteria without. most common misconception about anti-biotics is that they "bring your fever down" it does not... it kills the bacteria, that's why your fever goes down.
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I am one to always "cure" myself.  Lots of rest, liquids.  Make yourself eat something even it it's a bowl of broth or crackers.  Sweat out the fever.  Get into the shower.  You won't feel like it but it will make you feel better.  Get your vitamins like Zinc, Vitamin C.  Ginger Ale is all I can take when I'm sick.  It may take a good week to get over.  I just went through this a couple weeks ago---it lasted a good 5 days.
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I heard my friend's mum describe it:\nYou suddenly get hot, then your skin becomes prickly (pins and needles?), sometimes breaking out in goose-bumps, then you sweat which makes your skin cool down and your body is fighting between being hot and cold... and so you feel horrible because of these body temperature changes. \n\nShe said it's due to a certain hormone that controls body temperature.
604843
If you've had a fever for that long, you really need to see a doctor.
920864
Do you have a fever? If you have a fever go to the ER. This could be toxic shock syndrome, caused sometimes by IUD's. The IUD has a removal string henging into the vaginal area that can act like a conduit for bacteria to get into the uterus, from there, it can get into your blood stream and cause a serious blood infection. It might not be toxic shock, but it sounds very serious. Get checked.
367197
Are you sick? It could be a fever. I have had that happen to me.
227508
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.