Continuous Fever
Continuous fever is a state of high body temperature that lasts longer than three weeks. It is usually defined as a temperature of 38.3°C (101°F) or higher. Generally, a fever is considered continuous when it is present for more than three weeks and becomes chronic if it persists for more than six weeks. Continuous fever can be caused by many underlying conditions, such as infections, auto-immune disorders, some medications, and other serious medical conditions. Treatment of continuous fever depends on the underlying cause. Identifying and treating the underlying cause is the most effective way to reduce the fever and prevent further complications.
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