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Most headaches are tension headaches caused by stress, dehydration or poor posture. Drink water, rest in a quiet dark room and take over-the-counter pain relief if needed. Seek emergency care for sudden severe headaches described as the worst of your life, headaches with stiff neck and fever, or headaches after head injury.
A fever above 38°C is a natural immune response to infection. Stay hydrated, rest and use fever-reducing medication if uncomfortable. Seek urgent care for temperatures above 39.5°C, fever lasting more than 3 days, or fever with severe headache and stiff neck.
Chest pain that spreads to the arm, jaw or shoulder with sweating and nausea is a medical emergency — call emergency services immediately. Sharp pain that worsens with movement or deep breathing is usually muscular or rib-related and less urgent.
Most stomach pain resolves within 24 to 48 hours. Seek urgent care for severe sudden pain, pain with fever and vomiting, or pain that is getting significantly worse over time.