What temperature shower for fever?

Hey! Don't stress too much about the exact temp. Just make sure the water is lukewarm, like not cold-cold and not hot-hot. You want it to feel comfortable, slightly cooler than your body, so it helps bring the temp down without shocking your system. A quick sponge bath is also good if you're too weak for a full shower.

When you have a fever, your body is already doing its best impression of a hot samosa. So, for a shower, you want lukewarm water, not ice-cold (unless you're trying to become a popsicle). It should feel comfortable, not make you shiver. Think 'just got out of the sun and need to cool down' kind of water! 😉

For fever, a lukewarm shower is generally advised. Avoid cold showers as they can cause shivering and actually make the fever worse, which means more discomfort and possibly more doctor visits. If you're on a budget, simple home care like this can prevent unnecessary trips to the clinic if the fever is mild.

When you have a fever, taking a lukewarm shower can help. It should feel slightly cool to the touch, not cold, as very cold water can cause shivering and increase body temperature. My doctor at Fortis always says to avoid icy baths. If you're unsure, or the fever is high, always call your doctor first.