Sentence examples for fever went up from inspiring English sources

After the boy's fever went up and his oxygen level went down 12 hours after his admission, Garrett added a third antibiotic and began to wonder what else this might be.

If her fever goes up even half of one degree, we are to return to the hospital immediately.

— a person (still!) who would send her children to school with a cough, I point out that it's early evening, the witching hour: everyone's fever goes up at night.

The total number of patients with fever who visited the 5 urban health centers (UHC) in the town went up from the baseline of 300 450 per day to 550 900 per day in July and August 2006.

(Washington Irving first went up the river from Manhattan, where he was born, to escape a yellow fever outbreak).

Household indebtedness went up from £200bn to £500bn between 1979 and 1990, and it accelerated from there to a staggering £1,400bn by 2008, mostly as a result of property fever.

Their satisfaction went down as their effort went up.

Take your temperature every hour to make sure your fever isn't going up. Green tea with honey will helps soothe the inflamed area.

(Fevers tend to go up in the late afternoon and evening, as do normal body temperatures).

During that period she improved: her blood pressure came up; her fever went down.

The patient had no fever, although his temperature had gone up to nearly 102 the night before.