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Last evening my daughter had a fever of 37.5°C. It stayed at that level until almost 11:30 p.m., then dropped to 37.1°C and later to 36.6°C. In the morning I decided not to send her to school and to let her rest at home for the day. The fever is gone now. What could that have been?
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Vinitskaya yana
I'm coming down with something. I have a sore throat on both sides. After two days, I developed a runny nose and a fever.
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Suleymenova Aida
Let's take the day as it comes; we'll see what happens.
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mariya
Vinitskaya yana My throat is normal.
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Kushnir Anna
I had one episode of a fever around 38°C (about 100.4°F) with no other symptoms. The next day I felt fine and healthy. It didn’t rise again after that; it was a one-time thing. I’ve had something similar before as well. What could it have been? I have no idea.
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Margarita Vorontsova
There were also several episodes last school year: in the evenings I had a temperature around 37.8°C with fatigue, a runny nose, and a headache, then the temperature rose to 38.3°C. In the morning I would wake up and there would be no trace of it; it passed completely and fairly quickly. Overall, the illness tends to be prolonged and lasts a long time. Now I have a runny nose again in full force, but at the moment there is no fever and no sore throat, and I still go to school.
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Balasanova Kristina
There's a virus and fatigue. My son had a fever up to 101.3°F in the evening, but by morning he was feeling better.
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