Question 1

fever at night is a sign of what?

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Fever: Nocturnal fevers are often associated with tuberculosis, but can occur with a wide variety of other conditions.  If the fevers persist would strongly recommend seeing a doctor and having this evaluated. If feasible would begin with an infectious diseases expert, and there are many fine ones in the detroit area.

Question 2

what is the sign of colds and fever at night?

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Cold and fever: The sign of a cold and fever is the same as in the day except that one becomes more cognizant of the symptoms because one is not as preocvupied at night as he is in the day.

Question 3

what is an afternoon fever in adults a sign of?

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Fever: This depends upon the degree of fever and associated symptoms. If you are having body temperatures in excess of 100F each afternoon you should be seen and evaluated, preferably by an infectious diseases expert. There are several in Peoria.

Question 4

is 100.5 fever a sign of hiv

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"No": People with HIV infection have fevers of 100.5. People without HIV infection have fevers of 100.5. Every person on planet Earth has had or will have a fever of 100.5 regardless of his or her HIV status, because getting a fever of 100.5 at some time is a normal life event. That is why fever is both not a sign of HIV and also not a sign of not having HIV.

Question 5

is it a sign that you have fever in pregnancy?

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I would not consider: Having a fever a sign that you are pregnant. Take a home pregnancy test if you miss your period.

Question 6

what effect does a fever have on vital signs?

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Fever: Generally you can attribute an increase pulse rate of 7% for every degree elevation of temperature above 100 f.  Depending on the causes of the fever, there may also be an increase in respiratory rate, or a decrease in blood pressure may occur due to dehydration from fever.

Question 7

fever during 15th day of ovulation is a sign of?

Accepted Answer

Fever: Is fever, not a sign of ovulation. Whatever the usual causes of fever might be. By the way, a fever is defined as temperature over 100.4 fahrenheit on 2 occasions 4 hours apart - is that what you are experiencing?

Question 8

what are some of the signs & symptoms of valley fever?

Accepted Answer

See below: Coccidioidomycosis is a fungal disease picked up through inhalation. Often the symptoms are mild and the disease not recognized. In one to three weeks when they do occur they include fever, cough, chest pain that can be severe, chills, night sweats, headache, fatigue, joint pains and a red painful bumpy rash. It can take months to fully recover and you should be followed for dissemination.

Question 9

i get a fever whenever i am very tired, is this a sign of any disease?

Accepted Answer

See below: It's probably the reverse.  You get tired because you have a fever.  Fevers use up a lot of energy so fatigue is quite common.

Question 10

what are the signs and symptoms of an internal fever and how do you treat it?

Accepted Answer

Internal fever?: It would not really be a fever unless we could detect it externally... Greater than 100.5.

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