Sentence examples for more prolonged fever from inspiring English sources

Similarly, they showed a more prolonged fever and a delayed recovery from LPS-induced suppression of social interaction.

In MP, older children had more prolonged fever and more severe pulmonary lesions.

5 Although other studies have shown that paracetamol is superior to placebo, 6 7 8 our study suggests that those wanting to achieve faster and more prolonged fever relief in the first four hours should use ibuprofen in preference to paracetamol.

In febrile children we found strong evidence of faster time to fever clearance and more prolonged time without fever in the first four hours favouring the use of paracetamol plus ibuprofen and ibuprofen over paracetamol, but no evidence of any difference between paracetamol plus ibuprofen and ibuprofen alone.

Among warning signs that should bring immediate notification to a doctor are rapid or difficult breathing and a fever that remains high for more than four days; prolonged fever can signal a serious complication like bacterial pneumonia.

Finally, in a retrospective study involving more than 20,000 patients, prolonged fever was found in 18% [ 2].

Total duration of fever in our study ranges from 1 8 days (Fig.  4c), among them prolonged fever was more profound among DHF cases (mean 4.9 days, P < 0.006).

More than one cause of prolonged fever was significantly less frequent in patients who had shorter durations of fever (five of 278 versus 14 of 87; P < 0.001).

In a recent study regarding diagnostic techniques and management of dengue and malaria coinfection, all patients with dual infections presented with prolonged fever of more than seven days, myalgia, bleeding manifestations, rash, and anemia [ 29].

In the absence of laboratory facilities, a strong suspicion of HIV seropositivity should be entertained in a child with SAM who has 3 or more of the following clinical features; prolonged fever, cough and diarrhoea; oral thrush and generalised lymphadenopathy.

The conference defined symptoms of AIDS in Africa as "prolonged fever for a month or more, weight loss of over 10% and prolonged diarrhea".