Fever and headache are possible but less common with a cold than with the flu. I have occasionally had an earache that comes and goes, but now it seems that the main issues are a sore throat on the left side, sinus pain, low grade fever and feeling extremely fatigued.
Headache Low Grade Fever Fatigue. So i checked my temperature and i had a low grade fever (37.8). After couple days i felt better, fever changed into.
I am a 29 year old female who is relatively healthy though a bit over weight.
Okay so this all started on friday. Commonest of all appears to be a tremendously scratchy throat, doctors say. Chills, fatigue, fever and headache. It can be something as localized as a sinus infection to one that affects the whole body, like mono.
I am writing here because i hope someone will find the answer i am looking for. I am 25 now, it all started when i was 19 with sore throat and fever for which i was given antibiotic. When viruses and bacteria cause respiratory infections such as the common cold and influenza, the body tries to destroy such pathogens by increasing the body temperature. The best way to avoid fever, body aches and other flu symptoms is to get the flu shot.
Fatigue (tiredness) vomiting or diarrhea possible (more common in children) when you have a cold, the symptoms can be similar to the flu.
After couple days i felt better, fever changed into. It can be relatively minor like a viral sore throat to something as serious as meningitis. I am on my 8th night with conditions slightly changing. Allergy symptoms typically only affect parts of the head are not accompanied by fever.
Headache and fatigue often accompany a fever and body aches, especially if one is suffering from the flu.
I am a 29 year old female who is relatively healthy though a bit over weight. After couple days i felt better, fever changed into. Symptoms and signs of mumps include fever, headache, muscle aches, tiredness, and loss of appetite, followed by swelling of the salivary glands. An infection of any kind can cause you to have a fever and chills, and can make you headachy and tired.
The fever is persistent when the body temperature stays in this.
Commonest of all appears to be a tremendously scratchy throat, doctors say. The best way to avoid fever, body aches and other flu symptoms is to get the flu shot. Low grade fever, fatigue, nausea. From then i also got some other symptoms.
Okay so this all started on friday. I now have a stiff neck and headach (made worse by leaning down). I have occasionally had an earache that comes and goes, but now it seems that the main issues are a sore throat on the left side, sinus pain, low grade fever and feeling extremely fatigued. Fever and headache are possible but less common with a cold than with the flu.
