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Help for Glandular Fever There is no specific treatment for glandular fever and it is generally symptomatic. Rest and sleep are recommended, as well as drinking plenty of fluids to keep hydrated.Fever and pain can be treated with pain killers such as non-steroidal, anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen or aspirin.elp for Glandular Fever There is no specific treatment for glandular fever and it is generally symptomatic. Rest and sleep are recommended, as well as drinking plenty of fluids to keep hydrated.Fever and pain can be treated with pain killers such as non-steroidal, anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen or aspirin.
The best way to break a fever is with the traditional sweat bath. Of course, if a fever starts running too high, then use herbs or drugs to bring the fever down. To break a fever, make a cup of hot tea with diaphoretic (sweating) herbs, a traditional tea being equal parts of Yarrow, Peppermint and Elder flower. For more intense flus, replace Yarrow with Boneset, a stronger herb that also has anti-viral properties.