Fever High temperature with quick triage: hydrate, monitor and know dengue/malaria season risks.
Educational triage only — never a diagnosis.
Seek urgent medical care if…
Do not try home treatment for emergencies. Call emergency services or go to the nearest hospital.
Breathing difficulty Confusion or seizures Bleeding or severe abdominal pain with feverPossible categories (to discuss with a doctor) Viral fever UTI Throat/chest infection Dengue/malaria (seasonal)
Questions to consider How high and how many days? Rash, bleeding, severe body ache? Burning urine, cough or throat pain? Recent travel or mosquito exposure?Care guidance Paracetamol + fluids; avoid NSAIDs if dengue suspected Seek care if >3 days, breathless, dehydrated or with rash/bleeding When to seek medical care
Symptoms persist beyond expected duration or keep recurring You need repeated self-medication to stay comfortable You have diabetes, heart, kidney disease or are pregnant Any emergency sign above appearsNever stop, replace or change prescribed medicines without medical supervision.
FAQs Which medicine for fever? Paracetamol is first-line, especially if dengue is possible. Avoid self-antibiotics.
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