My temperature is a bit elevated, around 100°F, but I feel perfectly fine otherwise, no body aches or anything. My wife says I must be getting sick. Can you actually have a low-grade fever and not feel sick at all?
5 months ago
Yes, sometimes it is just the body overheating or reacting to hard work. I usually apply a cool wet cloth on the forehead and drink some sweet lime juice; it helps cool the system down naturally.
5 months ago
Honestly, after pulling two all-nighters, my head feels like a literal oven even though I am not actually sick. Dehydration and zero sleep can totally mess with your body temperature.
5 months ago
In all my years, I have seen body temperature rise just from standing too long in the hot sun or after a heavy workout. It is not always a sickness, just your body's engine warming up. Rest a bit.
5 months ago
I totally get it, it feels so confusing when you have a high temp but no other symptoms of being sick. It could just be fatigue or a vaccination reaction. Give yourself some time to rest.
4 months ago
Yes, a temporary rise in temperature can happen due to simple things like stress or exercise. Take a cool shower and rest, you will be fine.
5 months ago
Physiologically, yes. A elevated temperature can be caused by non-pathogenic factors like ovulation, heavy exercise, or heat stroke. However, if it persists, consulting a physician is highly recommended.
4 months ago
I am having a slight warm feeling and my thermometer says 99.1, but I feel totally fine otherwise. Has anyone else experienced this? Should I worry?
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