Are you contagious after fever breaks?
I had a fever for a couple of days, but it finally broke this morning. I'm feeling okay now, but I wanted to know if I'm still contagious and should avoid meeting my family members.
I had a fever for a couple of days, but it finally broke this morning. I'm feeling okay now, but I wanted to know if I'm still contagious and should avoid meeting my family members.
Yes, you can still be contagious for about 24 hours after your fever breaks naturally without medicine. When I had viral fever last month, I stayed isolated for a full day even after my temperature went back to normal. Wash your hands frequently and avoid sharing utensils.
When my family had flu last year, our doctor told us that we remain contagious for a day or two even after the fever subsides. I made sure to stay in my room until I felt completely fine. It's safer for everyone around.
Honestly yes, we can still spread the germs even if we feel better. I usually wait for a full day before meeting friends or going out. Keep drinking coconut water and resting, your body needs to rebuild immunity after a fever anyway!
Yes, you can still spread it for some time. Please rest well and don't rush back to work today. Take care of yourself.
The body is still weak and shedding the virus, so it is good to stay indoors and rest a bit more. Take care of your health, eat simple khichdi, and let your body fully recover its energy. God bless you with a speedy recovery.
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You definitely are. Most doctors recommend staying home for at least 24 hours after the fever is completely gone without using any crocin or paracetamol. Going back to work too early just risks infecting your colleagues.
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