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What to do if an elderly person has a fever? A comprehensive guide for caregivers

According to the CDC, older adults often have blunted immune responses, meaning a mild fever can indicate a serious underlying infection. Knowing what to do if an elderly person has a fever is an essential skill for any caregiver, as timely action can prevent complications and ensure their well-being. This guide offers comprehensive, authoritative advice for managing this common concern.

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How to reduce temperature in the elderly? A comprehensive guide for caregivers

An older adult's body does not adjust to temperature changes as efficiently as a younger person's body, putting them at higher risk for heat-related illnesses. This comprehensive guide provides caregivers with actionable strategies for **how to reduce temperature in the elderly** safely and effectively.

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What to do when an elderly person has a fever?

Fevers can be especially dangerous for older adults, who are more susceptible to infections due to weaker immune systems. Understanding **what to do when an elderly person has a fever** is critical for preventing complications like dehydration, delirium, or worse.

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