How long do you run a fever with the flu?
I've been down with the flu for a couple of days and have a fever that just won't go away. I'm feeling quite miserable. How long does a fever usually run with the flu, before I can expect some relief?
I've been down with the flu for a couple of days and have a fever that just won't go away. I'm feeling quite miserable. How long does a fever usually run with the flu, before I can expect some relief?
Ugh, the flu is the worst! I usually have a fever for about 3-5 days when I get it. Does anyone else feel like their head is spinning the whole time? It makes me so tired and disoriented. Hope whoever asked is okay!
For the flu, a fever typically lasts for 3 to 5 days, though it can sometimes extend up to a week. It's crucial to stay hydrated and rest. If your fever is very high, lasts longer than 5 days, or you have difficulty breathing, please consult your doctor promptly. They can guide you best.
Ah, the flu! It's like a yearly visitor you never want to see. My fever usually lasts about 3-5 days. And then I feel like a wrung-out rag for another week. Just give me some kadha and a quiet corner to suffer, haha! But seriously, if it's too long, please see a doc.
Dude, flu fever is brutal. For me, it's usually like 3-4 days of feeling completely knocked out. Then the fever goes, but the cough and body ache hang around for a bit longer. Just gotta chill, drink water, and sleep it off.
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I totally get it, flu fever can make you feel so miserable! Typically, it lasts about 3 to 5 days. For me, it's usually a solid 4 days of feeling hot and cold at the same time. Just keep taking care of yourself, lots of fluids and rest. If it's really high or won't go away, definitely call your doctor.
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