Fever and General Illness

Fever can be a sign of infection, dehydration, kidney issues, or systemic illness.

Overview

Fever can be a sign of infection, dehydration, kidney issues, or systemic illness. Dr. Srinayan evaluates underlying causes and provides appropriate treatment.

Causes

  • Viral infections
  • Bacterial infections
  • Kidney or urinary infections
  • Dehydration
  • Thyroid issues

Treatment

  • Fever control
  • Antibiotics (if required)
  • Hydration
  • Identifying source of infection

FAQs

  1. When should a fever be considered serious?
    Fever above 101°F, lasting more than 3 days, or accompanied by breathing difficulty.
  2. Can fever indicate kidney or urinary infection?
    Yes. Kidney infections cause high-grade fever with back or flank pain.
  3. Should antibiotics be taken for every fever?
    No. Only bacterial fevers need antibiotics.
  4. When should I consult a doctor for fever?
    If it’s prolonged, recurrent, or accompanied by severe symptoms.

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