Yes, it is possible to have a low-grade fever as a symptom of allergies, although it is less common compared to other symptoms like sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes. Fever is usually associated with infections rather than allergies, but in some cases, the body's immune response to allergens can cause a mild increase in body temperature.
the major symptom is diarrhea, which is often watery and incapacitating. Dehydration, low-grade fever, nausea, and abdominal cramps are frequent.
You are more likely to have pain in the stomach, then a very h igh fever.
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low grade infection.
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yes a low-grade fever is anywhere below 98.6 degrees fahrenheit i have 99.6 degrees fever. A high one is anywhere avove 98.6! 😛
Not to be flippant, but a persistent low grade fever is most typically caused by a persistent, low grade infection. There's not a lot else I can tell you without more symptoms present.
If you get a cold with a low grade fever within two days of your scheduled surgery, call your nurse. The doctor will assess your situation and decide if the surgery will be rescheduled or not.
yes, it is a considered a low-grade fever.
No.
A person's normal body temperature is 98.6F, which can fluctuate. A low grade fever is anything above normal, but less than 100.4F. as in, 98.7 or higher?