Is 100 considered a fever?
My thermometer just showed 100 degrees Fahrenheit. I'm not sure what the exact cut-off for a fever is. Is 100 degrees considered a fever?
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7 months ago
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Oh, 100 (Fahrenheit) is my body's polite way of saying, 'Please, no more office work today!' Yes, it's a fever, a mild one. Not something to get too stressed about right away, but definitely a sign to take it easy. Maybe skip that extra chai for now!
5 months ago
Yes, my child, 100°F (Fahrenheit) is a fever. Not a high one, but a fever. You should drink some warm water with honey and tulsi, rest in a quiet place. If it increases, then you must consult the doctor immediately. Take care of your body.
7 months ago
I totally get why you'd ask this. Yes, 100°F (Fahrenheit) is definitely considered a fever, though it's on the lower side. It can be a bit confusing sometimes. Just take it easy, listen to your body, and don't hesitate to check in with a doctor if you feel it's necessary or if you have other symptoms.
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7 months ago
Absolutely, 100°F is a fever. I learned the hard way not to ignore even low-grade fevers. Once I just pushed through, and it got much worse. Please, listen to your body, take rest, and if it doesn't go down or you feel really ill, don't hesitate to see a doctor. Prevention is always better than cure.
5 months ago
Yes, 100°F (Fahrenheit) is considered a fever. It's usually a low-grade one. What I usually do is hydrate a lot, take a paracetamol if I feel achy, and just take it easy for a day. Monitor it closely, and if it rises above 101-102°F or I get other severe symptoms, that's when I call the doctor.