What is Undiagnosed Fever?
Undiagnosed fever, also known as fever of unknown origin (FUO), is when an individual experiences a high body temperature for more than three weeks without a clear cause, even after routine tests. It is a diagnostic challenge for doctors and may point to underlying infections, autoimmune diseases, or even cancer. Managing undiagnosed fever involves eliminating common causes and conducting thorough investigations to detect hidden or rare conditions that may be responsible.