A fever is a natural defense mechanism of the human body. When the immune system detects an infection, the brain raises the body temperature. The increased heat helps slow down harmful microbes, making it more difficult for them to multiply and spread. After the body temperature rises, the body then attempts to cool itself down. This entire process represents the body's immune response to fighting off infections.
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What really happens when you get a fever?
Your immune [music] system detects an infection, so your brain raises your body temperature. The extra heat [music] helps slow down harmful microbes. Then your body tries cooling itself down.
>> [music] >> A fever is actually part of your body's defense system.
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