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Fever

A fever is an elevation of the body temperature, intended as a defence mechanism for the body to destruct pathogens and infectious microbes. A fever can be dangerous for young children (as it can lead to seizures) and for adults with cardiac issues. Prolonged periods of fever can cause dehydration and brain injury.

Symptoms: chills and feeling cold.

Who to consult: GP, herbalist, homeopath, naturopath, pharmacist.



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Ros Boyar  Caulfield South  Victoria

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