Fever

For fever, see medicine specialists first.

A body temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or more. Most fevers come from infections such as flu, dengue or typhoid.

Also searched as: গায়ে জ্বর, জ্বর জ্বর লাগে, gaye jor, jor jor lage, kapuni diye jor

Go to hospital now

  • Confusion, stiff neck, a rash that does not fade when pressed, or severe breathing difficulty
  • Severe belly pain, repeated vomiting, bleeding, unusual sleepiness or cold clammy skin during or after a fever, even when the fever falls
  • A baby under 3 months with a temperature of 38°C or higher
  • Fever or sudden illness during chemotherapy, contact the treating hospital immediately
Call 999

Who to see: Medicine Specialists

A medicine doctor can find the cause of a fever and order the right blood tests.

See a doctor today

  • Fever lasting over 3 days, getting worse, or with suspected dengue
  • Fever during pregnancy or while taking medicines that weaken immunity

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Common questions

Which doctor should I see for fever (gaye jor)?
See medicine specialists first. A medicine doctor can find the cause of a fever and order the right blood tests.
When should you go to hospital straight away?
Confusion, stiff neck, a rash that does not fade when pressed, or severe breathing difficulty; Severe belly pain, repeated vomiting, bleeding, unusual sleepiness or cold clammy skin during or after a fever, even when the fever falls; A baby under 3 months with a temperature of 38°C or higher; Fever or sudden illness during chemotherapy, contact the treating hospital immediately. Emergency number: 999.
Where can I find medicine specialists?
Most medicine specialists are listed in Dhaka (3,542), Chattogram (1,204), Cumilla (739), Sylhet (478), Mymensingh (457). Pick your district for chamber addresses. DhakaChattogramCumillaSylhetMymensingh

General information only, not a diagnosis. If you are worried, see a doctor.

Sources: nhs.uk, who.int