Fevers can be scary, and it's hard to know what to do for the best.
There are three main types of fever: low-grade, moderate, and high. A low-grade fever is usually nothing to worry about. It can be treated at home and results from your body burning out an infection such as the flu or a cold.
We're taught to immediately suppress a fever once it starts and reduce it with over-the-counter medications. But the reality is that fevers are your body's natural healing system at work. It is literally burning up all of the nasty little bugs, viruses and foreign invaders that should not be in your system, and you need to help your body in its work.
However, it's a fine balance, and you don't want the fever to run out of control. So, you can do a few natural things to support your body in its work and make yourself more comfortable, and homeopathy is one of them.
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*For first aid homeopathy remedies and kits in the UK, visit Ainsworths, Helios or Nelsons
** If your fever is high or lasts for more than a few days, seek the advice of a qualified practitioner.
*This post is intended for informational purposes only. If you have a serious medical condition, seek the advice of a qualified practitioner for treatment options.
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