Fever & Flu: Symptoms, Care & When to See a Doctor
A sudden fever can derail a trip fast. Here's how to tell a mild bug from something that needs attention.
What to do if you have a fever
Symptoms start
Raised temperature, chills, body aches, headache, sore throat, or fatigue — often coming on within a day.
How high is the fever, and what else is going on?
Temperature, duration, and any additional symptoms guide the next step.
Self-care at home
Low-grade fever, no other concerning symptoms, still eating and drinking.
- Rest and stay hydrated
- Paracetamol for comfort, as directed on the packaging
- Monitor temperature every few hours
- Message us if it isn't improving within 24–48 hours
See a doctor promptly
Fever above 39°C, fever lasting more than 2–3 days, rash, severe headache, or difficulty breathing.
- Same-day consultation recommended
- Doctor will assess for flu, dengue, or other causes
- Treatment and, if needed, lab testing arranged directly
How we treat fever & flu
Assessment
To identify the likely cause, including ruling out dengue or other travel-relevant illness.
Supportive care
Fluids and fever management to help you recover faster.
Lab testing
Arranged directly if needed to confirm diagnosis.
Home & villa visits
Too unwell to travel? We come to you.
Running a Fever Right Now?
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