Fever Frenzy
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Trent the Paladin
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Sleeping.
bananaoracle
Senior Member
Isn't a fever the body's way of fighting off an infection?
My advice is to simply get some rest and try to keep cool.
My advice is to simply get some rest and try to keep cool.
Just sleep through it. Your body is just fighting off a virus by turning up your body temperature. Usually, when I get a fever I just sleep and by the time I wake up my fever will be broken ... but you will also probably be VERY sweaty. But that's just s sign that your fever broke. Feel better!
TheSilverSkeeter
Senior Member
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watercat8
Senior Member
Daikon Porridge
Ingredients:
1 Daikon(a Japanese radish)
Shaved ice
Honey
How to make:
Cut the Daikon into cubes or shave it if you have a sore throat. Mix the Daikon with the shaved ice. Add a huge glop of honey on top and mix.
Daikons are known for being extremely good for you and help with sore throats and fevers. The honey is also supposed to be good for sore throats and the ice helps keep your temperature down. You probably wouldn't actually make this but you wanted to know what was good for fevers, so here it is. :veryhappy: If you get the chance, try some it really works!
Ingredients:
1 Daikon(a Japanese radish)
Shaved ice
Honey
How to make:
Cut the Daikon into cubes or shave it if you have a sore throat. Mix the Daikon with the shaved ice. Add a huge glop of honey on top and mix.
Daikons are known for being extremely good for you and help with sore throats and fevers. The honey is also supposed to be good for sore throats and the ice helps keep your temperature down. You probably wouldn't actually make this but you wanted to know what was good for fevers, so here it is. :veryhappy: If you get the chance, try some it really works!
coffeebean!
Senior Member
Cold showers.
They're great when you're sick.
And to answer hub's question, no the cold doesn't make you sick. You get sick from catching a virus, bacteria, etc
They're great when you're sick.
And to answer hub's question, no the cold doesn't make you sick. You get sick from catching a virus, bacteria, etc
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