Table of Contents Introduction How to Prevent Fever To Lower a Fever Chronic Fever Curing Malaria The Salt Cure for Malaria Precautions Wheat Flour Soup Recuperative Food Appetite Enhancers Chest Infection Fever Conclusion Author Bio Publisher Introduction How many times in your life, have you touched your forehead with your body telling you that something is not quite right in your system? And then you say to yourself, as you have learned since childhood to recognize this particular rise in temperature – oh well, I seem to have a slight fever. People who are stressed out and worried can also suffer from a rise in temperature, because their bodies are more vulnerable to possible bad health. An unnatural rise of the body temperature from its normal temperature of 98.4°F to anything above 100°F means that you are suffering from a slight fever. Fever is not a disease in itself, but is a symptom of a possible infection. That means there is something going wrong in your system somewhere, which is causing your body to show this abnormal rise in temperature as the white blood corpuscles in your immune system fight the invading virus and bacteria which have caused that particular infection. This febrile heat is going to show up, when you touch the skin. The skin is going to feel dry, hot, and "feverish." In medical terms fever is called pyrexia. This book is going to tell you how you can prevent fever and also cure it naturally. Of course, all the remedies are time-tested and timeworn taken from alternative medicine systems down the ages. Cures for malaria, chronic fever, recurring fever and infections, which cause a rise in temperature in your body are going to be treated naturally. It also means that you are going to be using methods which allopathic doctors consider quack remedies, because you are not going to be taking any drugs, but you are going to be curing your system naturally through natural remedies, especially those which have been used down the ages to fight off infections permanently. Instead of you being given a number of lab produced drugs which fight off the infection temporarily, but do not attack the main cause of the fever to destroy it, thus bringing back the infection again within a couple of weeks or months.

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This book discusses the latest scientific evidence related to fever and presents the principles of clinical practice, covering different types of fever and its possible complications. The book adopts a clearly defined, practical and effective approach to the management of fever, helping the clinician improve the care for the febrile child. The reader will learn about the guidelines on antipyretics and their side-effects and differential diagnoses, with problem-setting and solving as a case presentation.The second edition of this well-received book has been fully updated to include exciting new information of the pathogenesis of fever, including functions of interleukin and all the latest guidelines from NICE and Cochrane Library, as well as all the most up-to-date information and guidelines on febrile seizures. This reader-friendly reference on the disorders of body temperature in children covers the entire spectrum of subjects related to fever. It gives an overview of the best treatment options in order to achieve the best results. Containing a core message at the start of each chapter and with and a reader-friendly format this is an indispensable guide for paediatricians, family doctors and other professionals who are regularly consulted because of febrile children.