He stayed there with them, holding Irene's hand and doing whatever doctors did for mysterious and dangerous fevers until it broke.
The most discouraging aspect might be the rigorous conformity even among the legislators who have previously challenged the dangerous war fever in our midst.
King William visited the family often and was quite fond of Mina; on one occasion, he visited to comfort his daughter when three- or four-year-old Mina nearly died of a "very dangerous brain fever".
It's time for the dangerous anti-Russia fever to break.
Mr. Patrick helped turn germs found in nature into dangerous weapons, like Q fever, which was meant to cripple foes with chills, coughing, headaches, hallucinations and fevers up to 104 degrees.
Many parents mistakenly believe that a high fever is dangerous, possibly leading to brain damage or seizures, and needs to be treated.
Other potentially dangerous infections include dengue fever, spread by mosquitoes; syphilis, which is spread by sexual contact and which may be transmitted to infants; and cytomegalovirus, which is dangerous to an infant if a mother acquires it in pregnancy.
John Travolta, whom God and Hollywood preserve in case the world takes suddenly against him, can display only half the animal energy he exhibited so sexily in Saturday Night Fever as dangerous Danny, the boy sweet little Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) wishes so much was just a regular guy.
We considered that surgery to patients with fever was dangerous, and we could not preoperatively confirm pathological diagnosis of the tumor or its cause-and-effect relationship to the main complaints.
Aretaeus of Cappadocia (30 90 AD) [1, 10, 11] classified headaches in three main types: Cephalalgia is a pain related to a systemic disturbance, usually of mild intensity and short duration, tough it can be dangerous if associated with fever, chills, or hypotonia.
