Is 38.2 a high fever?
I've been down with a cough and cold for a couple of days. My temperature is 38.2. Is this considered a high fever, or can I manage it with home remedies for now? Asking because my mother thinks it's quite high.
I've been down with a cough and cold for a couple of days. My temperature is 38.2. Is this considered a high fever, or can I manage it with home remedies for now? Asking because my mother thinks it's quite high.
It is not a high fever, just a gentle signal from your system to slow down. When my body reaches 38.2, I practice very light pranayama like Shitali to cool down naturally, but always make sure to keep a doctor in the loop if it rises.
I was actually just looking this up because my cousin has it. Turns out 38.2 C is around 100.8 F, which medical sites list as a low-grade fever, not high. Still, safe to keep a thermometer handy.
Agreed with others, it's not high fever. Just make sure to drink warm water frequently to stay hydrated.
Not a high fever, but we must not be careless. With my blood pressure issues, even a mild temperature of 38.2 makes me check my vitals immediately. Make sure you check your BP too and get a doctor's advice if you feel dizzy.
Beta, this is not a high fever, just a mild one. Don't worry, you can drink warm ginger-honey water to soothe your throat and rest under a light bedsheet. If the heat increases tomorrow, then we must go to the clinic.
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No, it's not high. My doctor explained that a true high fever in adults starts above 39.4°C (103°F). At 38.2°C, your immune system is just actively fighting something off. Keep hydrated and monitor it.
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