Question

is viral fever a sporadic disease​

Answer 1

Yes, Viral fever is a sporadic disease.

• Viral fever can be low-grade (below 100°F) in a few infections, and it can be high-grade (above 100°F) in viral infections such as Dengue.
• This fever is an acute one and normally occur during weather change.
• Sporadic fever is a type or pattern of fever in which there is an interval where the temperature is elevated for several hours followed by an interval when the temperature drops back to normal.
• The elevation and depression in the temperatures are normal in viral fever and thus it is a sporadic disease.

Answer 2

Because advancements in clinical practise and diagnostics have made it easier to identify some illnesses, the causes of fever of unknown origin (FUO) are evolving.

• FUO can be caused by a variety of bacterial infections, which can be separated into those that can be identified by culture and those that need serological or molecular studies.
• Prolonged fever can be caused by a variety of viral, parasite, and fungal illnesses.
• The clinical aspects of these illnesses are summarised in this article, as well as the diagnostic method.