Warning Signs Of Traveler's Diarrhea

Fever

An increased temperature is rare with traveler's diarrhea, and many patients with the condition will not develop fevers at all. However, those who do experience a raised temperature need to be particularly vigilant. Patients should monitor their temperature several times each day, and doctors recommend patients receive medical treatment if their temperature is above 102 degrees Fahrenheit. Some patients with elevated temperatures may become drowsy, confused, or unresponsive; therefore, it is important to seek treatment early, especially for children. To treat high temperatures, patients may wish to use over-the-counter fever reducers. If these medicines do not help, doctors can prescribe other medicines to lower the patient's temperature. Applying damp washcloths to the wrists and forehead and taking a bath in slightly warm water can both help in symptom management.

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