Do you have a fever only before going to school

It's a cold season right now, isn't it? It may be a mental thing, but if you're feverish, you also need to take care of yourself.

Isn't it great that you feel better when you take a break? Maybe it's because I'm relieved.

Even adults can get tired and lazy when they go to work. There are days when I feel like that.

It's a great day off, so eat something warm and have a good rest. If you study independently, you won't feel guilty.
I hope I can go to school tomorrow ('`*)

I read it.
Today, the world has been greatly affected by the coronavirus infection, and countries and regions have declared a state of emergency, so more than a few people feel uneasy about their lives every day, and their physical condition is not stable, and worries increase. Therefore, if your mind is even a little anxious, burdened, or pressured, etc., it is quite conceivable that you will lose your mental balance, have a fever in terms of physical condition, your stomach will hurt, your stomach will hurt all over your body, and you will have a rash.
First of all, please take a good rest for yourself. Please relax and rest in a warm room to heal the fatigue and stress in your mind. Also, try to relax even if you relieve the tension in your heart.

I sincerely pray that your mental and physical fatigue will be relieved, healed, and recovered, and that you will be able to live through each day with peace of mind and health with all of you.

I'm indebted to you.
I've decided that I have to answer within today, so I'm bending my own rules (leaving answers overnight) to answer. I'm sorry if the answer was rough.
> I feel guilty now...
If you have a fever, it's unavoidable that you “can't” go to school. Rather, I put up with wanting to go to school and protected everyone's health!
Or rather, since I got rid of my fever, I couldn't go in the afternoon and ended up taking a day off, and there is an aspect where people around me are overreacting, isn't it?
It's also because of the adults, sorry.

> I want to go to school tomorrow.
I hope I can go. I sincerely hope for that too.

From here on, it's an old woman's heart, and now it's a story about what if. (I'm writing this with the thought that if I finish the content from here on, there won't be such a good thing.)

If you have a fever tomorrow before going to school and your fever goes down after a day off, go see a doctor.

I'm not a doctor, so I can't “diagnose.”
So this is my intuition as a father with kids. If you are a parent, if you have a fever before going to school for 3 days in a row, I think there is some cause.

Above all,
> When I take a break, I suddenly feel better. I wonder if it's a false illness?
> I wonder if it's an emotional cause
I'm curious about that place.
The fact that “emotional cause” is written by Octopus and Squid makes me think they might have an idea, but there are times when I can't put it into words well. “I wonder if that is it?” If anything happens, please keep it in mind.
Then, let's talk to the doctor after the usual tests.

Fever can't be fooled.
The cause of fever in children is often an infection, but there are various possible causes such as malignant diseases, collagen diseases, endocrine disorders, and psychosocial stress.

Anyway, my body says, “Something's wrong!” I'm suing. If you ignore this voice and do something with the power of will, you will mostly fail, and the sooner you find any illness, the less severe it will be.

In this day and age, going to the hospital is one risk, but leaving it alone is also a risk. If so, it's easier to take action in the future if you wear black and white at the hospital.

Please take care of yourself.

2021/1/22 update
I wonder if I was able to go to school today?
I hope you are doing well and having fun going to school.
I hope nothing is there, but if you have any problems, please come here.