Baths and showers should continue to be tepid to cool for a week or more. As with any extreme of fever, the patient will not find this a comfortable regime at first. Our culture encourages people to stay warm even when the source of disorder or disease may be an excess of heat in the system. Over several days, however, the individual will acclimate to the cooler regime and become aware of when they feel too warm and need to cool down. Eventually, the individual will enjoy the cooler bathing and living environment and find that they can self regulate more easily and recover more readily when presented with the stress of thermogenesis.
Divers can also begin to condition themselves prior to dives by cooling down in advance.
Use of asprin and other antipyretics should be investigated. The particular challenges of individuals with medical conditions requires careful study and individual consultation with the attending physician.