Fever Medicine For Cow

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Fever refers to an abnormally high body temperature. The normal body temperature in animals usually lies between 101 and 103 Fahrenheit. A fever is a symptom of any disease. It denotes the condition of disturbed metabolism and indicates complex functional disturbances. It is usually accompanied by elevated temperature, i.e. pyrexia and functional disturbances. The functions of the organs become irregular. It is to be noted that fever may occur without pyrexia. The body temperature may be elevated without fever known as hyperthermia, e.g., heat-stroke, effect of certain drugs, confined to a closed room or truck during transportation. The subnormal temperature of the body is known as Hypothermia as it occurs in shock, collapse, starvation, anaemia, etc. There are three stages of a fever (1) cold or shivering, (2) hot and (3) sweating. In 1st stage, there is a rising temperature, feeling of cold and rigors. In 2nd stage, ther is maximum temperature alnd feeling of heat. In 3rd stage, there is sweating and fall of temperature. When the temperature falls in a few hours, it is known as crysis and if the temperature takes several days to fall, it is known as lysis. High body temperature can be caused by infection, environmental heat, or excessive exercise. A body temperature of 106 Degree F (41.1 Degree C) or above can be life-threatening and should be treated as a medical emergency.