The phrase "a light fever" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mild increase in body temperature, often associated with a minor illness or infection.
Example: "After feeling unwell for a few days, I checked my temperature and discovered I had a light fever."
Alternatives: "a mild fever" or "a slight fever."
But beneath their painterly opulence runs the light fever of fragility, like an omen.
Authorities in Wales are no longer recording laboratory-confirmed cases; they are satisfied when a child or teenager shows signs of measles – cold-like symptoms, red eyes, sensitivity to light, fever, greyish white spots in the mouth and throat and then a red-brown spotty rash.
From the hocus-pocus shrieking of opener "Chickens" to grandiose Steinman-esque closer "Kissing in the Wind", 'Red Light Fever' is all about jubilant falsettos, crashing crescendos, and ludicrously layered arrangements.
In November 2002 the patient was hospitalised with sudden symptoms, including cough, dyspnoea and light fever, and vital capacity (VC) was reduced to ∼50%.
Spraying your face with a light mist is another option to show that your body is fighting a fever.
In the vein of Light Years, Fever is a disco and dancepop album that contains elements of adult contemporary and club music.
Symptoms and signs that commonly occur with each episode include nausea, abdominal pain, headache, motion sickness, abnormal sensitivity to light, lethargy, fever, pallor, diarrhea, dehydration, excess salivation and social withdrawal.
Soon, a turn at a traffic light and a thin line of fever trees indicates that the energy has shifted a little.
SYMPTOMS -- Meningococcal meningitis is easier to catch, and its symptoms often include a very bad headache, a stiff neck, pain that accompanies movement of the neck, sensitivity to light and a moderate fever.
On a lighter note, Lee Gwan-woo bought a discotheque for seniors to unleash their Saturday night fever during the day.
