Sentence examples for fever rise from inspiring English sources

The Durham-born 20-something saw disco fever rise and fall and hung up his headphones on the arrival of Soft Cell and The Human League.

"When adjustment is inevitable, it is better to take the medicine right away than to let the fever rise for months," Mr. Asmussen said.

Of the 24 studies comparing outcome with a control group (see Additional file 2) and thus reducing the risk of bias, tolerability was usually good, without ADRs, except an angioedema/urticaria in one case, frequent LR (16 studies), fever, rise in temperature or FLS (5 studies), or individual cases of dry eyes, flatulence/loose stool and a "general vegetative reaction".

So it was back to the hotel, but within a few hours, his fever rose, his vomiting and diarrhea returned.

"It was when she felt helpless, as when my fever rose to a hundred and five, that I felt my own helplessness," he remembered in "Rewrites".

Hoagland went on to repeat the experiment again and again, presumably over his wife's delirious objections (her fever rose above a hundred and three).

At first it seems like a case of severe flu, but then the fever rises, accompanied by headaches, excruciating joint pain, nausea and rashes.

When fever rises to 102 or 103 with shaking chills, confusion or difficulty breathing, the patient should be taken to the hospital without delay and receive immediate attention in the emergency room.

Farmers have fled affected zones, leaving crops to rot in the fields.In this section Fever rising Panicking only makes it worse ReprintsGovernments and aid groups will probably spend hundreds of millions of dollars containing Ebola and caring for its victims.

As "X-files" fever rose in Britain, it excited curiosity in America and helped to propel the series to success there too.After four-and-a-half years, the programme went into syndication on American broadcast stations, 22 of which are owned by Fox.

There are few safeguards to prevent them from catching and spreading the disease.In this section Fever rising Panicking only makes it worse ReprintsIt has been more than nine months since Ebola claimed a two-year-old boy in a village in Guinea patient zero" in the current outbreak.