How to feel better from a fever?
Been having a fever since yesterday evening, and it's making me feel so weak and tired. What can I do at home to feel a little more comfortable and reduce the feverish feeling?
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4 months ago
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Rest, rest, and more rest. Drink plenty of water and clear liquids. Keep yourself comfortable and cool. Hope you feel better very soon.
4 months ago
My mother always made rasam and light rice when we had fever. It's comforting and easy to digest. Warm turmeric milk can also help with body aches. But ultimately, take what the doctor prescribes and monitor your temperature carefully. Don't hesitate to go back if it doesn't improve.
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4 months ago
Feeling better from a fever? My go-to is pretending I'm a pampered prince/princess and demanding endless glasses of nimbu paani and a cool cloth on my head. 😂 Seriously though, hydrate like crazy and take your meds. Don't try to be a superhero!
4 months ago
When the body is unwell, it is a sign to slow down and heal. Maintain positive thoughts, drink nourishing fluids, and allow yourself complete rest. Trust that your body has the power to recover. Take care of yourself with kindness.
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4 months ago
My doctor always emphasizes staying hydrated with water, ORS, or clear broths. They also said that a lukewarm sponge bath can help bring down the temperature. And remember to take paracetamol as prescribed to manage fever and body aches, and get plenty of rest for recovery.