Question 1

what is fever a risk factor for?

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Fever can lead to::   Febrile seizure, Rhabdomyolysis, Sleep disturbance.

Question 2

i got a fever and sore throat headache body aches do i have strep throat? what do i have what is fever for strep throat what temp is it.?

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Have evaluated: You are still be in an age group where untreated strep can produce rheumatic fever a month or so down the road ; make the rest ur life miserable.(; cost a bunch) est.1/200 untreated strep are at risk; ~1/3 sore throats strep, ~1/600 the  risk you take by the numbers.Most urgent care centers or offices can do a quick test ; see if it is strep.

Question 3

what is fever, with chills ,sore throat,my joints hurt and sometimes my temperature is at 95.6 to100.9? also a couple of tiny white blisters

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Infection : Strep throat or infectious mononucleosis two most probable diagnosis. See doctor for diagnosis and treatment plan.

Question 4

what, s is fever?

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Fever: A temperature, which in the course of a 24 hour period, either reaches 100 f or fails to get as low as 98.6 f is fever.  That is the definition, but whether it is related to a particular condition or is significant are different issues.

Question 5

what is dingy fever?

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Tropical virus: Dengue fever is a common tropical viral infection occurring after a single mosquito bite.There are >100 countries where dengue is active.Most initial infections are mild while repeat infections can be severe or deadly. Avoiding mosquito bites is the best way to prevent dengue fever.There is no vaccine.Symptoms resemble flu & may include a rash.Dengue may begin upto 14 days after return from travel.

Question 6

what is congo fever.?

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CCHF: Crimean–congo hemorrhagic fever is a widespread tick-borne viral disease, a zoonosis of domestic animals and wild animals, that may affect humans.

Question 7

what is a fever for an adult?

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Varies: By definition, a fever is a body temperature that is higher than normal for that person.  Average body temp is 98.6 f,  but even that changes for any one person during the day.  Average temperature ranges between 97.0 and 99.9 f,  so we consider anything over 100.0 to be  fever.

Question 8

what is a fever temperature in children considered?

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100.4 R : Most will consider the core temperature (rectal) the most accurate reflection of real body temperature. At 100.4 r, it has moved outside the accepted range for normal.

Question 9

what is a fever when checking it orally in fahrenheit?

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&gt;100.4: is considered significant fever. Anything less, regardless of what your "normal" runs, is probably insignificant. Thanks for trusting HealthTap!

Question 10

what is hey fever?

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Hay fever: Is nasal allergies that occur in the fall and in the us are secondary to allergic reactions to weed and ragweed pollen. They manifest as nasal congestion, sneezing, water itchy eyes, itchy throat, etc. It is also a common name for seasonal nasal allergies. Spring season is also a major allergy season in the us.

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