I would get yourself to a vet (sorry, physician). A fever over 102 in humans is indicative of a bacterial infection. While it may pass on its own, there is no need to suffer (or let it potentially get worse). Seriously, though fevers are not normal in adults, and you should really get in to see someone.
I would call your doctor's office and see if you can either get in today or tomorrow. Just in case you need a prescription. A friend from work went to an emergency clinic cost her twice as much as her co-pay and then the doctor said he couldn't write her a prescription for what she needed because he didn't know her medical history.
Please go to the doctor. If any of your animals had symptoms like that for as long as you have had, you would have them there in a heartbeat. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain, even if the MD says it's a virus. Otherwise stay in bed, drink lots of fluids, and let Jerry take care of you. Take liberal doses of Doxie love PRN (as needed.)
Marci on Apr 17 at 02:44 PM