Can you get a fever from an allergic reaction?
Yesterday, I accidentally ate something I'm allergic to, and my skin got really red and itchy. Today, I'm feeling a bit hot. Can an allergic reaction cause a fever or is it just a coincidence?
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4 months ago
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When I had a severe allergic reaction to a new beauty product, I got hives and felt very warm, but my actual temperature was normal. The doctor told me it just felt like a fever because of the skin inflammation.
4 months ago
Do not assume a fever is just a simple allergic reaction. A fever usually indicates an infection or a very severe systemic reaction that needs immediate medical evaluation. Go see a real doctor instead of relying on online tips.
4 months ago
A mild temperature can happen with severe drug allergies, but normally allergies don't cause fever. Better to get it checked.
4 months ago
I just recovered from a severe drug allergy reaction last week and I did run a high fever along with rashes. The hospital staff told me it was a systemic reaction and kept me under observation. Please don't take it lightly.
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4 months ago
My family usually suggests drinking warm water and resting when we feel unwell. However, if a fever is developing alongside an allergic reaction, it is best to visit a doctor immediately. It is always wise to take a medical professional's advice in these situations.
4 months ago
No, standard allergies like pollen or dust don't cause fever. If you have a fever and rashes, it could be a drug reaction or an infection. Get to an emergency room or see a specialist right away.