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Fever

In a fever, body temperature is raised persistently above the normal level of 98.6˚F. Fever is a symptom, not a disease. Fever is the body's reaction to infection and other illnesses. It is likely to result from bacterial or viral illness such as flu, or a throat, chest, or bladder infection. It can also be due to other diseases, heatstroke, sunburn, or reactions to drugs. If a fever persists, a person may become dehydrated. You usually can treat the fever at home if you are in good health and do not have any medical problems or significant symptoms with the fever.



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