Since yesterday, I've been feeling so hot and shivery, like I have a fever. But jab check kiya, the thermometer says normal, 98.6°F. Is it possible to *feel* feverish even if there's no actual temperature reading, like a 'fever without a temperature'?
4 months ago
Feeling feverish without a high reading on the thermometer is quite common, but please don't ignore it. It's always safest to get a doctor's opinion to rule out any internal infection.
4 months ago
You can definitely experience chills or feel feverish due to fatigue or hormonal shifts, even if the thermometer shows normal. However, a doctor's clinical evaluation is the best way to understand what is happening.
4 months ago
Yes, feeling feverish without a real temperature happens to many of us. Rest well and keep yourself hydrated today.
4 months ago
I totally get it, it is so frustrating when you feel burning hot inside but the thermometer says you are fine. Sometimes it's just sheer exhaustion or dehydration. Please take rest.
4 months ago
Yes, it is usually just fatigue from long working hours. Drink water, take a good night's sleep, and if you still feel warm tomorrow, just visit a clinic.
4 months ago
Yes, many times we just feel warm inside. Try drinking a glass of fresh coconut water and sitting under a fan for a bit; usually it's just body heat.
4 months ago
Yes, simple physical fatigue or dehydration after a workout can make you feel feverish. Keep yourself hydrated, and maybe just stick to light walking if your doctor says it is fine.
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