Common Fever refers to the state of body in which the normal body temperature goes beyond and arises much above the normal and standard. Common fever is also characterised by disturbance in the normal functioning of the body system, much akin to the common cold. The disease is however regarded as common ailment, which rampantly occurs both in children and adults as an indication of excess morbid matter within the body.

The human body has a definitive temperature range, fluctuating within 36.9 degrees Celsius and 37.5 degrees Celsius, or between 98.4 degrees Fahrenheit and 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit. Simple rise or fall in the body temperature, further than this range, is verily termed as common fever.

Causes of Common Fever
Common fever is regarded as exceedingly contagious, a viral infectious disease of the upper respiratory system, basically caused by Picorona Viruses or Corona Viruses. There exist various grave factors that lead to the rise and fall in the body temperature. Indeed, the causes of common fever include various bodily and internal malfunctions from viruses or unclean environments. The more accumulated morbid matter in the body due to the faulty eating and lifestyle, leads one to common fever, accompanied by unnecessary and extreme physical exertion and getting drenched in rain for an extended period of time.

Symptoms of Common Fever
A rather much popular and everyday disease of both the adults and children, common fever possesses almost day-to-day symptoms and indications, exhibiting much likeness to common cold. Symptoms like increased body temperature and sometimes low temperature, lot of perspiration, heaviness and burning in eyes, headache accompanied by body-ache, coated tongue, sore throat, running nose, nasal congestion, sneezing and coughing. The symptoms in common fever at times can also be accompanied by Conjunctivitis, severe muscle aches, fatigue, malaise, headaches, muscle weakness, disorderly and unruly shivering and complete loss of appetite. These symptoms can cause more severity in infants and young children.

Treatments of Common Fever
Common fever amongst both adults and children depends heavily upon the prescribed dosage of medicine or the proper dietary chart that is generally mentioned by the doctors. Drinking plenty of fluids to compensate for fluid loss from sweating and to get plenty of rest are the most essential factors in the treatment of common fever. These are considered very safe and effective when used as recommended.