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13 symptom results for “fever”
- Fever Fever means the body temperature is higher than usual. It is often linked to infection, but it can also happen with heat illness or inflammation, so a clinician may need to check the cause.
- Abdominal pain Abdominal pain means pain anywhere from the chest line to the pelvis. It can come from the stomach, intestines, liver, urinary system or reproductive organs, and severe or worsening pain needs prompt care.
- Back pain Back pain can be felt in the neck, upper back or lower back. Many cases relate to muscles or posture, but pain with weakness, bladder problems, fever or injury needs urgent medical assessment.
- Breathlessness Breathlessness means feeling short of air, unable to take a full breath, or breathing faster than usual. It can come from the lungs, heart, blood, anxiety or infection, and severe or sudden breathlessness needs urgent care.
- Cough Cough is the body's way of clearing the throat and airways. It is often short-lived, but cough with breathing trouble, blood, fever or weight loss needs medical assessment.
- Diarrhoea Diarrhoea means passing loose or watery stool more often than usual. It is often caused by infection or unsafe food or water, and the main danger is dehydration.
- Hair fall Hair fall means losing more hair than usual from the scalp or body. It is common after stress, illness, childbirth, nutritional problems or scalp conditions, and a clinician can help look for treatable causes.
- Headache Headache is pain or pressure in any part of the head, face or neck. Most headaches are not dangerous, but sudden severe headache or headache with neurological symptoms needs urgent care.
- Joint pain Joint pain can affect one joint or many joints, with stiffness, swelling or reduced movement. Causes range from strain to infection or inflammation, so red, hot, swollen or very painful joints need prompt care.
- Migraine Migraine is commonly used for repeated headaches that may come with nausea, light sensitivity or sound sensitivity. Similar symptoms can happen for other reasons, so new, severe or changing headaches should be checked.
- Pregnancy Pregnancy may be suspected after a missed period, positive home test, nausea, breast tenderness or tiredness. A clinician can confirm pregnancy, check wellbeing and guide safe antenatal care.
- Skin rash A skin rash is a change in skin colour, texture or feeling, such as redness, bumps, itching or peeling. Rashes can come from allergy, infection, heat, medicines or other conditions, and some need urgent care.
- Sore throat A sore throat is pain, scratchiness or irritation in the throat, often worse when swallowing. It is commonly linked with viral infection, allergies, smoke or tonsil problems, but breathing or swallowing difficulty needs urgent care.