Can a migraine give you a fever?
Last week, I had a really bad migraine and felt quite warm, almost feverish. My friend said it might just be the migraine. Can a migraine actually cause a slight fever, or was it something else altogether?
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7 months ago
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A standard migraine does not usually cause a real fever, though your body might feel hot or flushed. I find practicing gentle Shavasana helps calm the nervous system. However, if you have a true high temperature, please consult a doctor to check for an infection.
6 months ago
Usually, a migraine itself doesn't cause a fever. When I had a bad headache with temperature, my doctor at Fortis clearly advised me that it could be a sinus infection or something else. You must ask your doctor clearly to find the root cause.
7 months ago
No, a typical migraine should not cause a fever. If you are experiencing a fever along with a severe headache, it could be a sign of something more serious like meningitis. Please get it checked by a doctor immediately for safety.
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5 months ago
Bro, honestly, a migraine can make you feel super hot and sweaty, but a real fever is not normal for a migraine. If your body temperature is actually high, it is probably some infection. Go get it checked by a doctor.
5 months ago
In my experience, migraines don't cause a fever, though hormonal imbalances can make you feel flushed. I always suggest keeping up with regular thyroid tests and doctor follow-ups to monitor your symptoms properly, but see a doctor if there's an actual fever.