Feverfree
Feverfree is a term used in medical and public health contexts to describe the absence of fever in a patient. It is commonly understood as indicating afebrile status, either at a single point in time or over a defined period, such as 24 hours without fever. The word is a compound of fever and free, with “free” signaling the absence of fever.
In clinical practice, “fever-free” status may be used as a criterion for discharge, the cessation of isolation
In research and public health communications, fever-free or afebrile endpoints are employed to assess symptom resolution
Etymology and related terms: the standard medical term for the absence of fever is afebrile. Pyrexia refers