Why do I feel pain all over my body when I have a fever?

Usually we feel contradictory. When we have a fever, our whole body must be hot, so why do we feel pain all over? In fact, when we have a high fever, our body temperature will definitely be higher than the normal body temperature. In this case, the temperature we adapt to the outside world will be higher. When the outside temperature does not change, but our own temperature rises, we will definitely cause physical discomfort including pain all over the body due to the temperature difference we adapt to.

Generally there are several reasons:

1. On the one hand, we need to consider that catching a cold, getting caught in the rain, malnutrition, etc. may lead to a loss of immunity, which may cause the virus to invade and cause discomfort; on the other hand, we need to consider that lack of exercise and unhygienic diet may lead to intestinal disorders and cause discomfort. Suggestions: Pay attention to strengthening exercise, improving physical fitness, paying attention to dietary conditioning, eating less spicy and cold food, eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, and drinking more boiled water. In addition, it is recommended to take some cold granules and isatis root antiviral treatment appropriately, take good care of yourself, keep warm, and go to the hospital for blood tests when necessary.

2. It is recommended to try oral antiviral drugs and cold granules. Even viral colds are prone to secondary bacterial infections, so it is best to add oral antibiotics. If oral drugs are ineffective, it is recommended to use intravenous anti-inflammatory treatment. Because the blood concentration of intravenous drugs is higher and the effect is faster and better. If there is sputum, try taking fresh bamboo sap orally. If you have a fever, you need to take additional antipyretic drugs appropriately. It usually takes 7-10 days to cure. It is best to see a doctor. Don't consider the new type A (H1N1) influenza first. The symptoms of the new type A (H1N1) influenza are similar to those of other influenza, such as high fever, cough, fatigue, anorexia, etc. H1N1 influenza is characterized by sudden fever, cough, muscle pain and fatigue. Some people also have diarrhea and vomiting, red eyes, headache and runny nose. The most important thing is to have a history of contact with the disease and an epidemiological history. If there is a mass outbreak and the above symptoms, you should consider seeing a doctor in time.

3. Suspected to be influenza. The treatment principles and methods are basically the same as those for the common cold. The following three points should also be noted during clinical treatment:

(1) Sufficient rest and sleep are prerequisites for quickly alleviating symptoms, promoting self-healing, and recovering early. They can also reduce the chance of infecting others.

(2) To strengthen antiviral treatment, adamantane can be used to fight against Asian influenza A2 virus, 100 mg each time, twice a day. It should be used with caution in patients with a history of epilepsy. Ribavirin can be used to fight against influenza A and B viruses, 100-200 mg each time, three times a day. Interferon and interferon inducers can be used as antiviral agents if conditions permit.

(3) Actively prevent and treat complications: The patient's condition should be closely monitored. Suggestions: Attention should be paid to changes in body temperature, blood count, sputum color, sputum volume, heart rate, etc., to prevent and treat secondary bacterial infections.