What degree fever should i go to the hospital?
My father has been down with a fever for a couple of days. We are managing it at home, but I want to know at what degree should we stop home remedies and take him to the hospital?
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6 months ago
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Hi! With PCOS, our bodies can sometimes react differently, so it's always good to be extra cautious. Generally, if your fever is persistently above 103°F (39.4°C) or if you have severe symptoms like difficulty breathing, confusion, chest pain, or a stiff neck, please go to the hospital. Don't self-diagnose based on numbers alone.
6 months ago
I totally get how confusing and scary it can be to decide when to go to the hospital. If you have a high fever, especially above 103°F (39.4°C), and it's not responding to fever reducers, or if you're experiencing severe symptoms like extreme weakness, confusion, or difficulty breathing, please don't wait. Get medical help immediately. Your peace of mind is also important.
8 months ago
Beti, pehle toh thande paani ki patti rakho aur bukhar ki dawa lo. Agar phir bhi 103-104 degrees se upar jaye, aur bahut kamzori ya saans lene mein takleef ho, toh bina deri kiye hospital jao. Bhagwan kare tum jaldi theek ho jao.
5 months ago
Hey there! 😊 If your fever is really high, like 103°F or more and not coming down, or if you're having trouble breathing, bad headache, or feeling super weak, then definitely head to the hospital! Better safe than sorry, right? Take care! ✨
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6 months ago
Uff, fever! The worst part is losing your appetite for all the good stuff. 😩 But on a serious note, if your temp is like, 103 F or more and you can't even think about food or feel super weak, that's probably a hospital sign. Get well soon so you can enjoy some good food!
4 months ago
Last month I had a viral, and my fever hit 104 F. My doctor told me if it goes above 103 F or if you feel disoriented, have severe body pain, or breathing issues, just go to the ER. Don't wait. I got IV fluids and felt better quickly.