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Is there a way to know if you have a fever without a thermometer?
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Usully, fever is accompanied with increase in the body's temperature, weakness and body ache. Incase you feel any of these symptoms, you can take a Paracetamol. If the fever doesn't subside or keeps reoccuring, contact your doctor immediately.