Rajesh Kumar Rajesh Kumar Asked 7 months ago

Should i go to work with a fever?

Woke up with a fever, feeling a bit weak. My boss is expecting me for an important meeting today. Is it okay if I go to work, or should I stay home?

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Ananya Sharma Ananya Sharma Joined Apr 2026 6 months ago
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It's a tough call, I've been there, feeling pressured to go to work even when unwell. But honestly, if you have a fever, it means your body is fighting something, and you need rest. Plus, you risk spreading whatever you have to your colleagues, which just makes everyone else sick. It's okay to put your health first and take a day off. Don't feel guilty about it.

Sangeeta Kumari Sangeeta Kumari Joined Jun 2026 4 months ago

Please, no. I once went to work with a fever, thinking I could power through. Not only did I feel miserable, I was completely useless, and I probably got half the office sick. It made things worse for everyone. If you have a fever, stay home, rest, and if it's high or persistent, get it checked by a doctor. Don't make my mistake.

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Smita Joshi Smita Joshi Joined Jul 2026 4 months ago

No, absolutely not. Working with a fever is counterproductive. You'll be less effective, extend your recovery time, and potentially infect your colleagues, leading to a wider disruption. Take the day off, rest, and hydrate. It's a short-term loss for long-term gain in health and workplace harmony. Inform your manager and focus on recovery.

Ganga Devi Ganga Devi Joined Feb 2026 7 months ago

Bhaiya, bukhar mein kaam pe jaana theek nahi hai. Shareer ko aaram do. Aap thak jaoge aur doosron ko bhi beemaari lag sakti hai. Ghar pe raho, garam paani piyo, aur dawa le lo. Jaldi theek ho jaoge.

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Vivek Mehta Vivek Mehta Joined Feb 2026 7 months ago

When the body has a fever, it's a signal to slow down and heal. Pushing yourself in such a state will only deplete your energy further. Focus on gentle breathing, rest, and warmth. Your work can wait. Honoring your body's signals is paramount for a quick and complete recovery.

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