Is 103.8 fever bad?
My younger sister, who is 15, has a fever of 103.8°F and is complaining of body pain. She's usually very healthy. Is this level of fever something to be concerned about?
My younger sister, who is 15, has a fever of 103.8°F and is complaining of body pain. She's usually very healthy. Is this level of fever something to be concerned about?
From what I've seen in many posts, 103.8 is definitely on the 'bad' side for a fever. It's quite high. Don't try to manage it alone for too long. Get it checked by a doctor, they can tell you the real cause and treatment.
Listen, 103.8 is a high fever. It's not something to just wait out. Go to the doctor. Don't be silly. Your health is more important.
Yes, 103.8 is a high fever. Please get medical help.
Yes, 103.8 is pretty bad, like, really high. I'd be super uncomfortable and worried. You definitely need to see a doctor to understand why your fever is so high and get proper treatment. Take care of yourself!
103.8 is definitely bad, your body is seriously fighting something. My smart thermometer would be screaming at me. Log your symptoms, hydration, and meds, then head to a doc for a proper diagnosis. Stay safe.
Yes, 103.8 is a bad fever. Please see a doctor.
Oh, 103.8 is a serious fever, I can imagine how rough you must be feeling. While I've tried many home remedies myself, for this high a temperature, professional medical help is truly needed. Don't delay seeing a doctor.
Yes, 103.8 is definitely a bad fever. Please ensure you are only having light, nourishing vegetarian food and plenty of fluids. But diet alone won't fix this; you must consult a doctor for proper treatment and diagnosis.
Okay, 103.8 sounds really scary, I know, I've been there and thought the worst! But while it *is* high and you definitely need to see a doctor, don't panic. Get meds and rest, it usually comes down. Just make sure to get it checked.
Haan, 103.8 toh bahut tez bukhar hai. Isko bilkul bhi achha nahin bolte. Jaldi se doctor ke paas jaao, na. Ghar pe baith ke tension mat lo.
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