What is natural way of saying I am/was suffering from fever? [closed]

Solution 1:

In addition to the provided suggestions, I might also say,

• I have (got) a fever.
• I was down with a fever.
• I've come down with a fever.
• I'm running a fever. (I suspect that this is usually said of somebody else.)
• I'm running a temperature.

Solution 2:

"I've had a fever (for the past three days / three weeks / etc.)" is all that's necessary. It's also natural and idiomatic. "I've been suffering from ..." is emotional and overly dramatic, but also natural and idiomatic. It's a style choice.

Solution 3:

I am feeling a tad feverish after being around all those sick kids.

fe·ver·ish adjective 1. having fever.

Solution 4:

For some reason, if I hear "I have fever" or "I am suffering from fever" without "a" preceding it, I tend to think it is a disease, like Dengue Fever or Yellow Fever, rather than just an elevated body temperature, which is more likely a symptom of an infection or virus.

I would say, "I'm running a temperature" or "I'm running a fever"