A mild feverish feeling with a sore throat for a day or two is most often seen with a viral infection or irritation from cold drinks, dust, or voice strain. In many cases, it settles on its own as the body fights the infection, but the throat pain can feel uncomfortable, especially when you need to focus on studies or exams. Simple measures like drinking warm water, saltwater gargles, and resting the voice can give noticeable relief without making you sleepy. Eating light food and avoiding very cold or spicy items may also reduce irritation. For fever or pain, some people use paracetamol, but medicines/treatment should be taken only if advised or prescribed by your doctor, especially when you want to avoid side effects like nausea or drowsiness. If symptoms are mild, staying hydrated and getting proper rest often helps recovery. However, if the fever rises, the sore throat becomes severe, swallowing becomes difficult, or symptoms last more than a few days, it is better to get checked to rule out bacterial infection or other causes.