Question 1

why does overtiredness cause fevers?

Accepted Answer

Likely vice versa: More than likely fever is causing fatigue.  Fever is often an indication that the body is trying to fight off an infection of some kind--the infection or other stress on the body produces fatigue.

Question 2

what causes fever?

Accepted Answer

Fever is like..: Fever is like an alarm. It is set off in your brain as a response of something that is "bothering" your body, something that your body is detecting is not right. Examples of triggers are infections, inflammations of joints and tissues, cancer, allergies. In summary, any potential insult that is out of the normal healthy state of your body can cause fever.

Question 3

does fever causes tension?

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Hyper tension?: Not sure what you mean by "tension". If you mean hypertension (high blood pressure) then yes, Fevers can cause spikes in blood pressure. This is because any illness causes inflammation and stress on the body which can affect heart rate, blood pressure, blood glucose and many other things.

Question 4

what causes fever in a child?

Accepted Answer

Countless: There are countless causes for fever in a child. Teething in infants and common infections are highest on the list at this age bracket. Remember that fever is not  a dangerous or bad thing for your child. Its simply a weapon your body uses to fight the problem. Fever is a normal reaction to illness. Most fevers are caused by benign issues, see your pcp in order to find the root cause of the fever.

Question 5

what in your body actually causes a fever?

Accepted Answer

Brain regulator: Your body temperature is regulated by an area in your brain called the hypothalamus. Blood flows past this area constantly & the sensors decide from that input whether you need to perspire & release heat or generate fever to speed your metabolism & fight an illness.

Question 6

can adrenal issues cause low grade fevers?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Both adrenal insufficiency as well as pheochromocytoma have low grade fevers as part of their symptom cluster.

Question 7

what causes a fever with no other symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Many things: Extensive physical exercise will generate elevation of body temperatures, and any form of inflammation, whether infectious or not.

Question 8

what could cause a recurring low rate fever?

Accepted Answer

Lots of things: Some infectious, some inflammatory, some neoplastic.  If the symptoms last for any length of time, the person should see a doctor especially if loss of appetite, weight loss, sweats and other symptoms occur.  Hope it goes away.

Question 9

what is the cause for recurrent fevers in a one year old?

Accepted Answer

Variable: The average 1yo is expected to get 5-7 respiratory viruses /yr and 2-3 diarrhea viruses/yr. These are often set apart buy periods of weeks of good health. A chronic on /off fever lasting days to weeks is usually a sign of a significant problem & needs a full evaluation and testing.

Question 10

what could be a cause of  fever greater than 102f  in adults?

Accepted Answer

100's of things: Literally many hundreds of things both infectious and non-infectious can cause a fever over 102f in adults.  You need to submit all other symptoms and signs associated with the fever to narrow it down.

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