answersLogoWhite

0

No,a person shouldn't be sponged with cold water because it would make the person cold and the person might shiver which is not to happen.He could rather be wrapped in a blanket so that it makes it comfortable for the person. Moreover,

it will cause sweating in the person.The sweat brings out toxins present it the body and naturally break the fever.

User Avatar

Wiki User

13y ago

What else can I help you with?

Related Questions

How can you get rid of high fever?

You usually have to be sick to have a high fever...


If you have a fever should you go into a hot tub?

no, when you have a fever you should try and cool yourself down. Usually you take off any blankets or extra jackets. in more serious cases you should get into a cold bath. getting into hot water with a fever with worsen the fever and make you feel more sick


What do sotho people wear?

they wear blankets for clothes


How do you let fever out of the body?

cover up with 3 or more blankets and sweat it out


What did the Havasupai wear for clothing?

the havasupai wore ponchos, moccasins, rags, blankets, and woven blankets


What do maasai tribal women wear?

the women shave all there hair off and they only wear blankets on them the kind of material the blankets are is the hair of the goats.


Is it ok to use an electric blanket when you have a fever?

Yes, it's totally safe but it wont make you fever go away because in fact, electric blankets do cause flu or fever :)


What kind of clothing do people wear in Lesotho?

They wear masks, and most if them wear blankets wrapped around them.


What do the maasai wear?

Drapes of cloth and blankets. Usually, they are red.


What did the jumano Indians were?

they wear nothing in the summer and blankets in the winter.


What do Romans wear today?

The Romans wore togas. They are kind of like white blankets that you can wear


What do you do when someone has a fever?

take them to the dr to get some medicine. Or you could make them get under blankets and sweat it out. p.s. [not in dirty way.]