Can allergies make you run a fever?
My wife often says I feel warm to the touch when my allergies are bothering me, even though my temperature is normal. Does it make sense that allergies can make you feel feverish?
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4 months ago
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As someone managing diabetes, I have to be very careful because any real infection can spike my blood sugar levels. My doctor told me allergies alone don't raise your temperature. If you are actually running a fever, it's likely a viral or bacterial infection, so please get it checked and don't self-medicate.
4 months ago
Hey, don't stress too much! Allergies can make you feel super exhausted and warm, but they don't actually cause a real fever. If your temperature is up, it might just be a mild seasonal flu. Take some rest, drink warm water, and see a doctor if it doesn't settle down.
4 months ago
With my thyroid issues, my body's temperature regulation is already a bit erratic, but my doctor confirmed that allergies shouldn't cause a fever. If you are running a fever, you should definitely visit your doctor and maybe get some routine tests done to rule out any infections.
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4 months ago
No, allergies won't cause a fever, even though they totally mess up your workout energy. If you are running a temperature, your body is probably fighting a virus, so skip the gym, focus on clean home-cooked food, and rest up until a doctor clears you.
4 months ago
I had a similar doubt and asked the physician at Apollo during my checkup. He told me that while allergies cause inflammation, they do not cause a fever. If there is a fever, it is a sign of an infection, so it is best to consult a doctor for a clear diagnosis.