no, because a fever is designed to cool the body's temperature... shivering is the natural response to 'being cold'- the contractions of muscles generate heat to warm the body through friction
Can scarlet fever cause breathing pain in cold weather
Fever
One cause of internal fever is seasonal allergies. Also, a cold or the flu and autoimmune disorders can cause an internal fever.
Usually not. But if it has turned into a cold or infection then yes they will run a fever.
low grade infection.
Being in very cold weather can make someone's chest and back feel cold. Also, if someone is sweating because of a fever, they may feel cold rather than hot.
Of course. People get fevers when you get a cold of the flu (influenza) and you don't do anything about it. Like, if you don't take medicine or keep warm, OR if you get the flu, and you keep going out on very cold weather.
Interesting question! Being in a freezer without adequate clothing to keep you warm can cause hypothermia, and all the fun involved with recovering from hypothermia, or death, assuming you do not recover. The kind of fever I think you speak of is an inflammatory response triggered by your immune system. Prolonged periods of cold exposure and dropped body temperatures can lower your immune system, allowing a pathogen to take hold, which in turn may cause a fever. The cold itself however will not cause a fever.
No, it can cause a cold though depending on how long one were to stand or sit in the rain.
Flu and flu-like illness cause those symptoms, mainly fever and sore/achiness. The fever often times causes sensitivity and opposite temperature feelings (being really cold when the room is warm.) Although, it can be a sign of bigger issues.
Cold Fever was created in 1995.
Hyperpyrexia is the medical term for a person who has a fever. Many things can cause a fever include infection, viruses, bacteria, and the common cold.