It will help to cool the person but it will not of its self break the fever, that is done by the persons' immune system (perhaps with the aid of medical drugs).
put a cold rag on your face
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If it is old and not wearable, it comes in handy as a rag.
Just put a rag over the connection and break the connection and let the rag absorb the fuel.
what can cure a fever is that you can put a cold rag on what parts of your body is warming up or you can take a nice long nap with peace and quiet you might have to see a doctor if it lasts for days.
cold rag on the head, not too cold, for the rashes, i would use some calamine lotion, it will take away the itch
Giving a wet rag on his forehead will do nicely. Go to your local drug store and ask what is right for your child's symptoms.
Only with a duster or a light weight rag because if you use water or a wet wipe - then it will break
Breathing through a rag or a wet rag can help. So can dropping to the floor and crawling. Smoke, as with hot gases, tends to rise.
a cool rag on the back of the neck, air movement across the damp skin, slowly drinking cool water, not ice water as may cause shock to your throat.
it means that they are either getting scared or angry. or even meaning they want to be left alone. If your rabbits ears are hot it is either over heated (too hot and trying to cool it's self off by circulating the blood thru the large veins in it's ears) or it has a fever. If it is too hot you can help it cool off by putting a cool cloth on it's ears and a frozen coke bottle in it's cage for it to lie down beside. If it has a fever you should check it over for source of infection or take to vet.
The Rag ended in 1977.