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Is 103 Degrees A High Fever
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Fever
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Definition: Normal body temperature varies among people, but the average is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Centigrade). If the temperature is 99 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, this may ...
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Medical Library: Fever
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...Fever most commonly accompanies respiratory illnesses, such as croup or pneumonia, ear.....If a high fever persists for more than 24 hours; however, it is best to call even if there are ...
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Roseola
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...A child with roseola typically develops a mild upper respiratory illness, followed by a high.....103 degrees Fahrenheit, or 39.5 degrees Celsius) for up to a week. During this time, the ...
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Fever
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... temperature to as high as 103 degrees Fahrenheit. Extreme ... lower) or high grade (above 103 degrees Fahrenheit). They are also described as spiking (the fever suddenly jumps high ...
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Yahoo! Health Encyclopedia: Fever Overview
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...Strenuous exercise can also temporarily raise body temperature to as high as 103 degrees.....If heat illness is causing the fever, these medicines will not lower the body temperature and ...
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FEVER
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Search for. FEVER. Your child awakens in the middle of the night crying inconsolably. She feels hot to the touch, and you quickly take her temperature. 103 degrees! ( 39.5 Celcius) You are ...
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MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia: Fever
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Medical Encyclopedia. Other encyclopedia topics: ... gradually increase to 2 degrees per day by age ... is already known to have a high fever, a febrile seizure is ... old has a fever of ...
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What to Do about Fever
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...Is older than 6 months with a temperature of 103 degrees or higher.. High temperature may indicate a serious infection or.....to normal, then the fever will usually subside on its own ...
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Fever
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A medical encycopedia article on the topic - Fever ... degrees Fahrenheit or lower) or high grade (above 103 degrees Fahrenheit). They are also described as either spiking (the fever ...
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Pediatric Allergies and Asthma
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... Like a cold, but lasts for greater than 10 to 14 days with no period of improvement Sometimes begins with a high fever (103 degrees and up) Facial swelling or facial pain Childhood ...
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