When should I consult? He says he doesn't have any pain anywhere. But I think waiting too long is high temperature.

Based on general guidelines, you should consult a healthcare professional if the fever is above 40 degrees Celsius, if the fever does not decrease with over-the-counter medication, or if the fever lasts for more than 72 hours. It is also important to consider other symptoms and the overall condition of the person. If the individual appears to be in poor health or dehydrated, seeking medical attention promptly is recommended.

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When should I consult? He says he doesn't have any pain anywhere. But I think waiting too long is high temperature.

Based on general guidelines, you should consult a healthcare professional if the fever is above 40 degrees Celsius, if the fever does not decrease with over-the-counter medication, or if the fever lasts for more than 72 hours. It is also important to consider other symptoms and the overall condition of the person. If the individual appears to be in poor health or dehydrated, seeking medical attention promptly is recommended.