Viral fever in kids could present with high-grade fever, cough, cold, chest congestion, abdominal pain, muscle pain, diarrhoea, or fatigue. The fever experienced by kids could also have a pattern of occurrences that repeat at regular intervals and could also be associated with chills. Viral fever usually doesn’t respond to medicines, and fever will go up until the virus cycle is completed. Skin rashes are pretty common in kids following a viral fever and could last for a few days even after the fever has resolved.