Is 38 celsius a fever?

Oh, I totally panicked when my temperature hit 38! But then my doctor said it's a common low-grade fever and to just take some meds and rest. It usually clears up in a day or two. So don't worry excessively, just take care of yourself.

Yes, 38 is a fever. I just recovered from one like that. I had body aches and felt tired. I took Dolo 650, drank warm kadha, and slept a lot. It took about 2 days to come down. Just rest and hydrate properly.

For my kids, 38 is definitely fever territory. I always give them age-appropriate medicine, check again after a few hours, and make sure they drink enough water. For adults, it's also a fever, so same principles apply, just take it seriously.

The body is a temple, my dear. 38 is its way of telling you to slow down and honor its need for rest. Stay positive, drink warm water, and trust in the healing power of good thoughts and self-care. If it continues, listen to a doctor's wisdom.

Ho na, 38 degrees toh fever hai. Body ko thoda aaram chahiye. Nimbu paani piyo, garam soop, aur thoda halka khaana khao. Agar zyada badhe toh doc ke paas jaana.

Namaste! Yes, 38 degrees Celsius is considered a fever. It's a sign your body is fighting off an infection. The best thing to do is rest, drink plenty of fluids like water, ORS, or clear soups, and you can take a paracetamol if you are feeling very uncomfortable. If it doesn't reduce or you feel worse, please consult a doctor.

Ah, 38 degrees. That's when my body decides it's time for a 'voluntary' duvet day! 😂 Seriously though, it's a fever. So, put your feet up, find that remote, and let your body fight. Hope it's a quick battle!

Yes, 38 is a fever, and don't take it lightly. I once thought it was minor and it led to some complications. It's always, always better to consult a doctor right away, even if it seems low. They can properly diagnose and prevent anything from getting worse.

With thyroid issues, I've learned that even a moderate fever like 38 degrees needs to be addressed carefully. It can sometimes affect how your existing medications work. Keep checking your temperature and definitely follow up with your doctor, especially if you have any underlying conditions.