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fever
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fever (Excitement), noun agitation, ardor, arousing, delirium, desire, disquiet, eagerness, enthusiasm, exhilaration, fervency, fever pitch, feverish excitement, feverishness, fire, fomentation, frenzy, galvanization, heat, intensity, panic, passion, provocation, stimulation, stirring up, tizzy, turmoil, upset, working up, zeal, zealousness, zest
Associated concepts: proceedings reaching a fever pitch
fever (Illness), noun affliction, ailment, eleeated temperature, feverishness, has a disorder, has a malady, has an affliction, has an ailment, ill health, illness, in poor health, infirmity, not healthy, sickness, temperature
Associated concepts: fee services, health care
See also: furor
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A disease known since antiquity, typhus has been described as follows: "A kind of continued fever, attended with great prostration of the nervous and vascular systems, with a tendency to putrefaction in the fluids and vitiation in the secretions; putrid fever.
Typhus by Emerging Infectious Diseases
Ten hours later, the patient returned to sick call complaining of a severe headache, worsening myalgia, particularly of his lower back and flank, nausea, and continued fever and chills.
Fever, Headache, and Myalgias after Deployment to the Philippines by Frederick J III, MC USN Trayers and John BM BCh Simon and Steven P MC USN Praske and Kevi L MC Chris / Military Medicine
Conventional IJV ligation was performed because his physical condition had worsened, with continued fevers and evidence of septic emboli on CT, despite conservative medical treatment with IV antibiotics and anticoagulation.
Postauricular abscess leading to internal jugular vein thrombosis: a ... by Steward, David L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
 
 
 
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