Fever plus an achy muscles body = what? Help pls.?
823518
it could be mono or a flu virus
119189
Take an Acetaminophen pill like Tylenol or Ibuprophen like Advil.  If the fever does not get better, go to the doctor.
773260
I'd go see a doctor.  Could be an involuntary response with muscles tightening up.  Could be infection, yeast or others.
554623
Fever (also known as pyrexia, or a febrile response, and archaically known as ague) is a medical symptom that describes an increase in internal body temperature to levels that are above normal (37°C, 98.6°F). A fever is most accurately characterized as a temporary elevation in the body’s thermoregulatory set-point, which is usually by about 1-2°C. This elevation in thermoregulatory set-point means that the previous "normal body temperature" would be considered hypothermic. Effector mechanisms, such as increased blood pressure, increased heart rate, activation of brown adipose tissue, and muscular shivering attempt to counteract the perceived hypothermia, thereby reaching the new thermoregulatory set-point. It is the most common symptom of many diseases.\n\n\nSo now in simple word as the temperature of our body goes high our body start to react and water form the eyes is one of the effects.
443558
Fevers are the result of the actions of white blood cells and mast cells fighting a viral/bacterial infection.  They secrete substances, such as histamine, that trigger inflammation and fever.\nYour body's homeostasis system helps to keep the degree of fever in check to prevent overheating.  Normal body temperature is resumed when the cells have finished fighting off infection.
619745
Bad cough and you would feel much worse than you are describing.You would feel like a mule kicked you in the chest and think you were coughing up your lungs.Most people know it is something serious,your fever will make you feel bad but it is nothing like pneumonia.Be careful it could progress,seek med.attention if condition worsens.
48818
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.
254123
you've strained a muscle, try hot compress for 2 days then a cold for one day, if no signs of improvement then see a chriopractor before a physician.
806380
Yes, some people  let fevers run their course.  This is because a fever is your body's natural response to fighting off infections.  We usually treat fevers because they make us uncomfortable.  In my opinion, luke warm baths are ineffective and uncomfortable.   Perhaps your son has a respiratory infection.  If your son is really uncomfortable I would ask your doctor if it is ok to give him tylenol or advil.  Sometimes doctor's recommend alternating both of them.
813150
I certainly wouldn't wait to see your doctor tomorrow - go to the hospital tonight!  The absess is not necessarily the main issue, maybe a symptom.  If your fever is high - above 103 and remains high - you should be seen tonight.  If this is indeed a staph infection - the absess - it is moving too fast for you to wait.  It could turn into blood poisoning so don't wait!\n\nGood luck.
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.
301436
try to exercise.  Maybe you've pulled a muscle or strained one without realizing it.  Just walking should work out any problems.
158045
Definitely see your family physican.  It could be many things, palsy, Parkinson's, Chorea, stroke, injured muscle, etc.  Your doctor can run the necessary tests to diagnosis the condition.
464211
Fever is your body's way of fighting infection, so you shouldn't try to fight it.
139867
Need more specifics on what kind of pain it is.  But if it's like an dull ache or slight stiffness you might get when you are sick try Motrin or Advil.  And maybe a heating pad for about 20 minutes to see if that helps out.  Afterwards stretch to help further loosen up the muscles.
129227
The cold sweats means fever, which also means that your body is infected (either with bacteria or virus).\n\nCheck out the link below, which my doctor recommended to me. It's got a self-diagnosis tool to help you figure out what you've got.
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.