had a fever|have a fever in English

came down with a fever, suffered from a fever (abnormally increased body temperature)

Use "had a fever|have a fever" in a sentence

1. She had a very high fever.

2. Do you have a fever?

3. German: ·Afebrile (without a fever, having no fever)··Afebrile (having no fever, without a fever)

4. He had a raging fever all night.

5. I had a fever Accompanied with headache

6. I think I have a fever.

7. I have a bit of a fever.

8. You must have had terrible hallucinations from the fever.

9. Another has had rheumatic fever.

10. Everyone gets cranky when they have a fever .

11. The child had such a fever he nearly died.

12. The baby had a high fever and was dehydrated.

13. Yellow fever vaccine is a vaccine that protects against yellow fever.

14. He was comatose and had a severe fever and tachycardia.

15. War fever had reached new heights.

16. I had lost most of my hair and had a high fever.

17. He has a fever.

18. Adenoiditis - amygdalitis - anthracosis - Bituminosis - brucellosis - dengue fever - dry pleurisy - dumdum fever - famine fever - hong kong flu - hydrophobia - parrot fever - pharyngitis - psittacosis - rabbit fever - strep throat - the sniffles - the snuffles - trench fever - trench mouth - typhus fever - wet pleurisy - …

19. Synonyms for Ague include fever, malaria, miasma, miasm, paludism, jungle fever, fever and Ague, malarial fever, feverishness and affection

20. One of them had double pneumonia. he had a high fever and vertigo.

21. Moreover, I occasionally had a moderate fever for a number of days.

22. Every two months I had glandular fever.

23. Tomorrow the pus will run and you'll have a fever.

24. It also helps induce a sweat if you have a fever .

25. He has a high fever.