Fever but no cold symptoms?

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In the spring of this year, one afternoon, when I got home, I suddenly felt dizzy and weak. Then I had a high fever. But I didn't have any cold symptoms. I just had a high fever. I didn't have any sore throat, cough and runny nose. And during this period, I had headache, intermittent weakness, and my temperature went up and down. My family rushed me to the hospital. The doctor said that it was the high fever caused by the inflammation caused by the influenza virus, and sometimes it would not be accompanied by the symptoms of a cold.

Fever but no cold symptoms?

Generally speaking, fever is caused by inflammation of the body. If adults have a high fever without other accompanying symptoms, there may be several reasons. The first is a high fever with headache, weakness of limbs and slight pain in the joints, which is due to a high fever caused by the influenza virus and may not be accompanied by other cold symptoms.

The second situation is that there may be vomiting and drowsiness, but there are no other cold symptoms, such as cough, runny nose and sore throat. This situation may be viral or bacterial encephalitis. It is best to go to the hospital in time, otherwise it will do great harm to the body.

If it is not the above two cases, the third is abnormal stool, it may be viral enteritis, it is best to see a doctor in time to facilitate observation, pay attention to drink more water and rest more, if you find other accompanying symptoms, you need to see a doctor in time, can not delay the treatment of the body.

matters needing attention

Although there are no symptoms associated with cold, we can't underestimate these symptoms. Fever indicates that the body has local inflammation, which will cause high fever. The best way is to send to the hospital in time for treatment, and don't delay treatment. After all, in the hospital, we can better observe the changes of the body and facilitate examination.