Is psychogenic fever dangerous?
My son has been getting these low-grade fevers, especially during exam time, and the doctor called it 'psychogenic fever'. We're worried, is this something serious or dangerous for a child?
My son has been getting these low-grade fevers, especially during exam time, and the doctor called it 'psychogenic fever'. We're worried, is this something serious or dangerous for a child?
Haan, stress ki wajah se body temperature badhna kaafi common hai, but physically dangerous nahi hota generally. Par first of all, fever normal infection se hai ya stress se, ye check karwana zaroori hai na. Dr. ke paas jao aur confirm karlo pehle.
Even if someone says it is just stress-induced, you should never take any fever lightly. It is crucial to get basic blood tests done to rule out any underlying infections or other medical issues. Please consult a qualified doctor for a proper diagnosis.
Honestly, whenever I get super stressed, my body heats up and I just want to tuck into some hot comforting biryani! While stress-induced fever isn't usually dangerous, it is a sign your body needs a break. Sit back, eat something light, and definitely check in with a doctor if it doesn't settle down.
I completely understand how terrifying it feels when your temperature rises out of nowhere. I used to obsessively check my thermometer and panic, which made my temperature go even higher. It's usually not physically dangerous, but please talk to a professional to help ease your mind and get the right guidance.
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My smart watch actually showed a spike in my stress levels and resting heart rate when I had a similar high-temperature episode during exams. While psychogenic fever itself isn't typically dangerous, managing the stress that triggers it is key. Try log your symptoms and share the data with your physician.
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