What temp shower for fever?
I've got a bad cold and my body is aching. I feel quite warm too. What temperature shower is recommended if you have a fever to help feel better?
I've got a bad cold and my body is aching. I feel quite warm too. What temperature shower is recommended if you have a fever to help feel better?
I'm not sure, but I've heard not to use very cold water. Is lukewarm water best for a shower if you have a fever?
For fever, don't take a very cold shower, that's a shock to the body. Lukewarm water, just slightly cooler than your body, is what we always used. It helps bring the temperature down gently and makes you feel fresh. It worked well for us.
If you have a fever, a lukewarm shower is generally recommended. Avoid very hot or cold water, which can stress your body. It's a simple, free way to feel better without needing special medicines or expensive treatments.
Feeling hot and bothered with a fever can be really uncomfortable, I know. A lukewarm shower, not too cold, can provide some relief and help you feel a bit better. Just make sure the water isn't shockingly cold, that can make you shiver more.
When you have a fever, a lukewarm shower is usually suggested. Not cold, because that can cause shivering which actually raises body temp. It's about gradual cooling. Focus on rest and proper nutrition to recover, don't push yourself physically.
Yes, lukewarm water is the way to go. It helps cool you down gently.
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