Collocations for fever - noun

high, raging
She had a very high fever.

mild, slight
persistent
glandular (BrE) (mononucleosis in AmE), rheumatic, scarlet, etc.

bout
He suffered from recurrent bouts of fever.

have, run, suffer from
He put his hand to my forehead as if I was running a fever.

catch, come down with, contract, develop, get
James has come down with a fever.

cause
die of
bring down, reduce
drugs which can help to bring down the fever

be accompanied by
Inflammation is frequently accompanied by fever.

with a fever
He was in bed with a fever.

baseball, election, gold, war, World Cup

grip sb
Election fever suddenly gripped the nation.

in a fever of
She was in a fever of anxiety about him.