Question 1

can allergies be caused by a fever?

Accepted Answer

No: Allergies could cause a sinus infection which may then cause a low grade fever.

Question 2

do allergies sometimes cause a fever?

Accepted Answer

No: By themselves, allergies don't cause fever.  Getting a secondary acute infection of the sinuses due to congestion and blockage of the nose and nasal passages may lead to fever.

Question 3

can allergies cause a fever and dizziness?

Accepted Answer

Not typically: Allergies can cause significant congestion, and sometimes if that congestion occurs within the ear, sufferers may feel slightly dizzy. But allergies should not cause fevers, and the two symptoms together seem like a different cause is at work. It's possible that allergies are underlying an infection, e.g. Sinus infection. If persistent, this would need evaluation.

Question 4

can allergies cause fever in toddlers?

Accepted Answer

No: You would not get a fever with an allergic reaction. Skin may feel or look flushed, but the core temperature would not rise (thus no fever). If temperature is over 100.4, it is not just allergies, but could be something minor like a virus. Push fluids, have child rest and monitor for new symptoms.

Question 5

hi dr. what is the main cause of pain in the intestin with allergy overall the body  and fever  ?

Accepted Answer

Exam: Your question requires a comprehensive physical examination, blood and allergy testing.

Question 6

fly and mosquito allergies: can the bites from them cause fevers?

Accepted Answer

Insect bite allergy: Insect bite allergy does not cause fever. However insects can act as vector to carry different pathogens and can transmit those when it bite you. Several diseases can be caused by insect bite can make you have a fever e.g. Dengue fever, malaria, west nile encephalitis... Fly can carry bacteria and cause diarrhea.

Question 7

can seasonal allergies cause a very low grade fever? 99.0 at night? is this something to be concerned about?

Accepted Answer

Body temperature: Everyone's baseline temperature varies. 98.6 f is the average temperature for most people. 99.0 f is normal for some people. There is nothing to worry about.

Question 8

can my son's food allergies cause fever?

Accepted Answer

Not directly: Allergies do not cause fevers but secondary conditions related to allergies can cause fevers such as ear infections that resulted from fluid behind the ear drum that becomes infected.

Question 9

i started my period the other day, and i came down with a fever which i never get. what could have cause this to happen. i also have allergies.

Accepted Answer

Fever: Can be from thousands of reasons. Allergies usually do not cause fever. This could be nothing or viral or bacterial or something else. See your doc if it does not go away.

Question 10

can seasonal allergies (mold, ragweed, etc.) cause a person to feel hot/flushed or even develop a slight/low-grade fever? if so, why?

Accepted Answer

No, unless: there is a super added infection, viral / bacterial in the upper / lower respiratory tracts. Allergy is a sort of chronic inflammation, if uncontrolled, can set the ground for acute bouts on other types of inflammation caused by micro-organisms which can lead to symptoms you mentioned, wish you wellness

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