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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alleviate fever" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or treatments aimed at reducing or relieving fever symptoms.
Example: "The doctor prescribed medication to alleviate fever and improve the patient's comfort."
Alternatives: "reduce fever" or "ease fever".
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We always did things before we went to the physician". He recalled remedies from the ordinary (drinking chamomile tea to settle the stomach) to the strange (placing sliced potatoes on the head to alleviate fever).
In our study, it did not show fever education an effective action to improve the caregivers' understanding and management of fever and an effective way to alleviate 'Fever phobia'.
Though previous education [ 45– 47] showed positive effects, here it did not show fever-related education an effective action to improve the caregivers' understanding and management of fever and an effective way to alleviate 'Fever phobia'.
Fever related knowledge propaganda after admitted to hospital did not work effectively to improve the caregivers' understanding and management of fever and an effective way to alleviate 'Fever phobia'.
Drinking warm fluids such as soup can help reduce the internal temperature of the body, promote hydration, and stimulate sweating that helps keep your body cool to alleviate fever.
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It is likely to keep rising with an ageing population; in Chinese medicine the horn is ground into a powder to alleviate fevers and pain, particularly for terminally ill patients.
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are widely prescribed in patients with lower respiratory tract infections, mainly for alleviating fever and chest pain as well as other common complaints such as cough.
Traditionally it is used to alleviate high fever and treatment of jaundice [ 3].
Or simply tell the hospice nurse to alleviate any fevers with Tylenol and ice packs?
An effective treatment for malaria was known long before the cause of the disease was understood: the bark of the cinchona tree, whose most active principle, quinine, was used to alleviate malarial fevers as early as the 17th century.
This revolution largely alleviated typhoid fever and cholera in the West.
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