Sentence examples for a common fever from inspiring English sources

Although we did not find evidence of preferential selection for young children, future studies may adopt a common fever definition.

Table 1 Systemic manifestations associated with chikungunya infection   Manifestations Common Fever   Arthralgia   Skin rashes   Headache   Back ache   Nausea   Vomiting   Joint swelling   Myalgia   Lymphadenopathy   Fatigue   Anorexia Rare Convulsions   Meningoencephalitis   Fulminant hepatitis   Acute renal failure   Respiratory failure   Myocarditis.

She who is of flame and blaze She is a Jinn made of smokeless and scorching fire Among a race created by Allah prior to humans From the very day of her birth She was responsible for common fever; ' The fever of fevers' as they called it.

Stem bark paste is externally applied on forehead of the patient suffering from common fever [ 9].

A common cause of fever is flu which is caused by a virus, so the theory doesn't quite fit.

It is a common misconception that fever is necessarily a part of the presenting scheme of cerebral abscess.

Scrub typhus, caused by Orientia tsutsugamushi, is an important cause of acute undifferentiated febrile illness in Thailand 1, 2 and a common cause of fever on the Thailand Myanmar border.

In the low transmission area, the relatively recent introduction of diagnosis and the perception that malaria is a common cause of fever is reflected in the higher proportion of patients enrolled and receiving a diagnostic test.

These efforts have confirmed the occurrence of infections with R. felis, transmitted mainly by the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis felis), as a common cause of fever in rural areas (4 – 6 ).

Dengue is a common cause of fever in the tropics but its contribution to the total burden of febrile illnesses that is presented to primary health facilities in endemic regions such as Vietnam, is largely unknown.

A recent 14-year longitudinal study demonstrated an average TBRF incidence of 11/100 person-years in Delmo, Senegal, and suggested that TBRF is a common cause of fever in most rural areas of Senegal as well as in some regions of Mauritania and Mali (13 ).