Can you get some sun exposure to induce sweating when you have a fever?

Whether or not a fever can be reduced by exposure to sunlight and sweating depends on the specific cause of the fever and the individual's physical condition. 1. Non-infectious diseases: For fevers caused by non-infectious conditions such as heatstroke or sunstroke, exposure to sunlight is not conducive to heat dissipation and may even worsen the condition. This is because these conditions themselves have already caused an increase in core body temperature, and sun exposure will further add heat, which is不利于退烧 (not conducive to reducing fever). 2. Infectious diseases: For fevers caused by infectious conditions such as colds due to exposure to cold, appropriate sun exposure may help induce sweating and dissipate heat, thereby alleviating fever symptoms. However, care should be taken not to stay in the sun for too long to avoid adverse reactions such as dehydration and sunburn. During a fever, it is best to consult a doctor and take appropriate treatment measures according to the specific condition.