A high fever of 104.6F is significant and should be evaluated by a doctor. Basic tests usually recommended include CBC (complete blood count), malaria test, dengue test (NS1/IgM), typhoid test, and urine routine examination. Meanwhile, give paracetamol for the fever and keep her well hydrated. Seek medical care if the fever persists or worsens.

Pain inside the throat, making it hard to chew, can be due to infection or irritation. Try taking soft foods and warm liquids to avoid further discomfort. Warm saltwater gargles and staying hydrated can help soothe the throat. Avoid spicy, hot or hard foods that may worsen the pain. Consult your doctor if the pain is severe or not improving.

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Fever that comes mainly at night can be due to viral or bacterial infections. Monitor your temperature, stay hydrated, and take paracetamol if needed. If it lasts more than 2 to 3 days or is very high with chills or weakness, see a doctor for proper tests and treatment.

A sudden move from a cold to a hot, humid climate can sometimes cause mild fatigue or heat exhaustion, but it usually does not cause a high fever. Since she had multiple mosquito bites and now has fever with weakness, a mosquito-borne infection like dengue or malaria should be considered if the fever persists. Monitor her temperature, keep her well hydrated, and give paracetamol if needed.

High fever with Chickenpox is common and should be managed with rest, plenty of fluids, and light food. You can give Paracetamol for fever and discomfort (avoid aspirin). Keep the skin clean, avoid scratching, and wear loose clothing. If the fever is very high, persistent, or associated with breathing difficulty, severe weakness, or infection of the blisters, seek medical care promptly.