Dr Sharwari

 Fever is one of the most common symptoms that brings patients to the doctor’s office. But did you know that fever behaves very differently in children compared to adults ? Understanding these differences is crucial for timely treatment and avoiding complications. As a Fever Doctor in Greater Kailash , I’ve treated hundreds of patients across all age groups. Here’s what every parent and adult should know about how fever presents, progresses, and needs to be managed in different age brackets. 🔹 What Is Fever, Really? Fever isn’t an illness—it's a natural response by the immune system to fight infection. A body temperature above 100.4°F (38°C) is typically considered a fever. But how it affects you can depend heavily on your age. Fever in Children: Fast and High Sudden Spikes: Children often experience a rapid rise in temperature , sometimes reaching 104°F, which can alarm parents. But high fever isn’t always dangerous. Febrile Seizures: Children under age 5 are prone to ...