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Fever Treatment: Top Viral Fever Treatment to Stay Healthy

If a person’s body temperature increases over the typical range of 98–100°F (36–37°C), they have a fever. It is a typical indicator of an infection. Typically, a fever will subside on its own. However, a high body temperature may signify a serious infection that requires medical attention. In this situation, a physician may prescribe medicine to lessen it.

How to break a fever

For a common or viral fever treatment, there are several ways to make yourself or your children more comfortable:

  • Cold Compressions: A cold compress is a substance that has been frozen or cooled, such as an ice pack or a cold, wet washcloth. They can alleviate pain and swelling and reduce the temperature when appropriately administered and makes for an effective mode of fever treatment.
  • Consume lots of fluids: Drinks will enhance heat escape from the skin and replenish the water lost via sweat and is a popular high fever treatment. Water and clear broth are nutritious options. Under six-month-old, infants should only consume breast milk or formula.
  • Rest: Stay in bed and rest especially during a fever and chills treatment. Recuperation necessitates rest, although physical exertion can elevate body temperature.
  • Natural remedies: Tulsi-ginger is a natural immune booster that helps alleviate viral fever symptoms such as sore throat and cough. Tulsi and ginger possess antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antiviral properties that combat infections and lower viral fever and is also recommended as a fever and headache treatment. The remedy is also an effective ayurvedic treatment for fever.

The body runs a fever to combat illnesses produced by viruses and bacteria. Additionally, sunburns and vaccines can cause fevers. Anyone of any age can get a fever. Those with weaker immune systems may experience fevers more frequently than others.

Treatment for Fever FAQs

How is a fever treated?

If you have a fever, no medication is required. The first step is to rest and consume plenty of liquids. The recommendation is for healthy individuals with no chronic ailments. Call the doctor if the fever accompanies an intense headache, stiff neck, shortness of breath, or other unusual symptoms.

Is a blood test required for fever treatment?

No blood test is required for a common fever that spans 2-3 days. The seasonal flu or a viral fever may last longer. Fever is a common symptom sign that your body is fighting an infection. If you have prolonged fatigue, weakness, fever, inflammation, bruising, or bleeding, your doctor may recommend a complete blood count. This test can confirm the diagnosis if your physician believes you have an infection.

How much does the fever test cost?

A fever profile test may start from Rs 500 onwards. A comprehensive battery of tests may extend to Rs 2,500. The costs will vary across clinics.

Do we need a doctor's prescription for a fever test?

The first step is to record your temperatures with the standard thermometer. If the fever does not subside, consult your doctor, who will recommend the appropriate test.

Who should take the fever test?

Call your doctor if your fever does not subside after 5 days. Consult a physician if your child has a fever for the most effective baby fever treatment. The doctor will note your age or that of your child, with the respective medical history to determine if any underlying factors are at play.

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