antihectic
/ˌæntiˈhɛktɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characterized by an irregular and unpredictable fluctuation in body temperature, pulse rate, and other bodily functions, especially in the context of fever or other disease.
“The patient was experiencing antihectic episodes, making it difficult for doctors to manage her condition.”
2. noun
an episode of an irregular and unpredictable fluctuation in body temperature, pulse rate, and other bodily functions, especially in the context of fever or other disease.
“The antihectic was a symptom of her underlying illness that required careful monitoring.”