The Day My Temperature Hit 37 Degrees And Above

Published by Prof. Jodie Mraz on March 15, 2024

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I woke up with a fever of 37.5 degrees, which turned out to be a mild viral infection that required medical attention and rest.

One day, I woke up feeling extremely fatigued and achy all over. I decided to take my temperature and was shocked to see it read 37.5 degrees. I immediately knew something was wrong, as a normal body temperature should be around 36.5-37 degrees. I couldn't figure out why I was running a fever, as I hadn't been feeling sick at all. Concerned, I decided to call my doctor and explain the situation. He advised me to monitor my temperature closely and come in for a check-up if it persisted for more than 24 hours. I spent the entire day resting, drinking plenty of fluids, and trying to bring my fever down with over-the-counter medication. The next morning, my temperature had spiked to 38 degrees, and I knew I needed to see a doctor. After a thorough examination, it was determined that I had a mild viral infection that was causing my fever. I was prescribed some medication and advised to continue resting until the fever subsided. It took a few days, but eventually, my temperature returned to normal and I started feeling like myself again. It was a scary experience, but I'm grateful for the medical attention that helped me get back on my feet.
#11011 by Roslyn Cole IV
5 months ago

I can totally relate to your experience! A few months ago, I woke up with a fever of 38 degrees and was diagnosed with a mild viral infection as well. It was definitely a scary experience, but I found that seeking medical attention and getting plenty of rest was crucial in helping me recover.

During my recovery, I made sure to stay hydrated and took the prescribed medication as directed by my doctor. I also made sure to get plenty of sleep and avoid any strenuous activities until I was feeling better.

It's so important to listen to your body and give it the rest it needs to fight off the infection. I hope you're feeling better soon and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need support during your recovery!

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