How Long Does Viral Fever Last, and What Are the Best Natural Remedies for Recovery? - #15666
I recently came down with a viral fever, and it has completely drained my energy. It started with mild chills, then turned into a high fever, body aches, and extreme fatigue. I know that viral fever is caused by infections like the flu or other viruses, but how long does it usually last? From what I’ve read, viral fever can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks to fully resolve. But how do I know if it’s just a typical viral infection or something more serious? Are there signs that indicate a bacterial infection instead, like persistent cough, breathing issues, or rashes? Since I prefer natural treatments, I started looking into Ayurveda’s approach to viral fever. Are there Ayurvedic remedies or immune-boosting herbs that can help speed up recovery? I read about Tulsi, Giloy, and turmeric being effective for viral infections—do these actually work? Another thing I’m wondering about is whether diet plays a role in recovering from a viral fever. Should I be eating certain foods to strengthen my immune system, or avoiding specific things that might slow recovery? For those who have had a viral fever, what helped you recover faster? Did you take medication, or did natural remedies work for you? I’d love to hear what worked best.
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