🌧️ Introduction
The rains in Bangalore bring relief from the summer heat—but they also bring a spike in viral fevers, dengue, flu, and water-borne infections. For families across New BEL Road and nearby Devasandra Layout, dealing with fever during the monsoon is common. But when should you manage it at home, and when should you seek medical help?
At Shirdi Sai Hospital, our team of specialists ensures you receive safe, effective, and timely fever care right here in Bangalore. Let’s walk through symptoms, causes, home treatments, and when to book a consultation.
Symptoms
How do you know if your monsoon fever needs attention?
- Sudden rise in body temperature (above 100.4°F / 38°C)
- Chills, sweating, or body aches
- Cough, sore throat, or runny nose (common in viral fever)
- Headache and fatigue
- In some cases, rashes, nausea, or joint pain may suggest dengue or chikungunya—both common in Bangalore’s rainy season
If fever lasts more than 2–3 days, consult a doctor at Shirdi Sai Hospital, New BEL Rd, without delay.
Causes
Why is fever so common in Bangalore’s monsoon?
- Viral infections like flu and viral fever spread quickly in damp conditions
- Mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue, malaria, and chikungunya rise due to stagnant water
- Contaminated food or water can cause typhoid or stomach infections
- Sudden weather changes weaken immunity, making you prone to seasonal infections
Treatments (At Home & Medical)
🏠Home Care Tips (for mild fever under doctor’s advice):
- Stay hydrated with water, coconut water, soups
- Take paracetamol (only as prescribed) for fever relief
- Use a cold compress on the forehead to reduce temperature
- Rest well—avoid overexertion during recovery
- Eat light, nutritious meals (khichdi, dal, fruits)
🏥 Medical Treatment (when needed):
At Shirdi Sai Hospital, our doctors provide:
- Diagnostic tests (blood test, dengue test, malaria test) for accurate diagnosis
- IV fluids and medications for dehydration or persistent fever
- Hospital admission for high fever with complications
Consult our fever care specialists here.
Prevention
How to protect your family during Bangalore’s rainy season?
- Drink boiled or filtered water only
- Use mosquito nets and repellents to prevent dengue/malaria
- Wash hands frequently to avoid viral spread
- Avoid street food during heavy rains
- Keep surroundings clean and dry to prevent mosquito breeding
When to Consult Shirdi Sai Hospital
Seek urgent medical care if you notice:
- Fever lasting beyond 3 days
- Severe headache, body pain, or rash (possible dengue/chikungunya)
- Breathing difficulty or chest pain
- Vomiting, diarrhea, or dehydration
- High fever in children or elderly patients
Our hospital is conveniently located at New BEL Rd, opp. SLK Software, Devasandra Layout, Bengaluru—making it easy for nearby families to access trusted care.
Click here to book your consultation.
âť“ FAQs
1. Can fever be treated at home during the monsoon?
Yes, mild viral fever can often be managed with rest, fluids, and prescribed medicines. If fever persists beyond 2–3 days, consult a doctor.
2. How do I know if my fever is dengue or viral?
Only a blood test can confirm dengue. If fever is accompanied by rash, joint pain, or bleeding gums, visit a hospital immediately.
3. Is it safe to give antibiotics for fever?
No. Antibiotics don’t work for viral fever. Always take medicines only under a doctor’s advice.
4. What foods help in recovery from fever?
Easily digestible meals like soups, khichdi, dal, fruits, and fluids help maintain strength and hydration.
5. Where can I find reliable fever treatment in Bangalore?
You can consult Shirdi Sai Hospital, located at New BEL Rd, Devasandra Layout, Bengaluru, for 24/7 expert fever care.
âś… Strong CTA
Don’t ignore fever this monsoon—early diagnosis saves lives. At Shirdi Sai Hospital, Bengaluru, we provide 24/7 fever care, diagnostics, and emergency support.
👉 Book your consultation now or visit us at New BEL Rd, opp. SLK Software, Devasandra Layout.
