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She was running a fever, and the temperature was very high. Just by touching her, Grace could tell it was over 40 degrees Celsius!

Grace immediately reached out and shook her shoulder, “Evelyn, Evelyn?”

Being shaken made Evelyn feel uncomfortable, and she finally woke up from her nightmare, opening her eyes in a daze. The morning light wasn’t actually glaring, but it felt unbearable to her.

It wasn’t because of the light itself, but rather the discomfort. caused by the high fever and other symptoms.

Although she was awake, her consciousness was clearly unclear. Grace applied a physical cooling patch to her forehead, gave her a fever-reducing medicine, and eventually called emergency services.

The waiting time felt agonizing, even though it was only a little over ten minutes. Grace was still anxious and restless.

Her temperature was burning too high, and the fever-reducing medicine had no effect on her.

Although fever is not a severe illness, such a high temperature can still cause many complications, such as pneumonia,

pulmonary edema, meningitis, and more.

but apart from changing the towels, there was little

they placed Evelyn in it and pushed her into the elevator, then transferred her to

pajamas. She hastily threw on a coat and hurriedly followed them to the

way, as Evelyn’s fever was extremely high, a nurse administered a small dose

tests, and physical examinations. When Grace

Forty-Two degrees.

people would start to delirious and even experience. hallucinations.

While preparing the medication for the intravenous drip, the doctor couldn’t help but admonish Grace, “Why didn’t you bring her in earlier?

43 degrees Celsius, it would have been

going to bed last night. I just

closely monitored. We can’t be careless. A high fever is not a trivial matter. You’ll see, besides the

by the bedside in the emergency room, watching the woman with a pallid and even

he called again, she took her phone and went outside to the

moment, as if searching his memory

Glenn, a