Can you spread the flu without a fever?

Oh God, this is why I get so paranoid when people around me cough without having a fever! It's so true that they can still spread the virus. Please wear a mask to keep everyone around you safe.

Bhai, disease can spread from a simple sneeze or cough also, fever is not necessary. Keep a hanky on your mouth when you cough so the kids in the house don't fall sick.

Personally, I caught a really bad flu from my roommate last winter even though he only had a mild runny nose and absolutely no fever. Ever since, I am very careful around anyone with cold symptoms.

Haan, log sochte hain fever nahi hai toh sab thik hai, par flu aise hi spread hota hai na. If you are coughing or sneezing, please stay home and rest so others don't catch it.

I passed on a nasty flu to my parents last month even though I just had a scratchy throat and zero fever. Don't make my mistake, stay away from elderly family members when you feel slightly off.

Drinking warm kadha can soothe your throat and boost immunity, but remember you can still pass the virus to others without a fever. If your cold worsens or you feel breathless, see a doctor immediately.

Hey, don't stress too much! Just skip going out for a couple of days if you have a cold, because yes, the flu can spread even without a high temperature. Rest up and drink lots of warm water.

Flu can spread silently without a fever, which is dangerous for high-risk people like us who manage diabetes. I always keep my distance from coughing colleagues, even if they claim they don't have a fever.

Yes, it is quite possible to transmit the flu virus through respiratory droplets even if your body temperature is normal. Please take rest and keep yourself isolated until your symptoms improve.

My physician at Fortis Hospital told me that viral shedding starts even before symptoms show. Please ask your doctor clearly about the quarantine period so you don't accidentally spread it at work.

Yes, you are definitely contagious even without a fever. In my experience, wearing a mask and sanitizing your hands frequently is the only way to protect your family when you have mild symptoms.