Psychogenic fever and postural tachycardia syndrome among school-aged children and adolescents with fever of unknown origin

Table 2 Characteristics of patients with psychogenic fever and orthostatic tachycardia

ID	Age	Sex	Chief complaints	Symptoms of suspected orthostatic intolerance	Diurnal variation in fever
1	13	Female	Fever, menstrual pain	Lightheadedness	Afternoon
2	14	Female	Fever	Lightheadedness	Afternoon or evening
3	15	Female	Fever, insomnia	Fatigue in the morning	Afternoon
4	12	Male	Fever, headache, heel pain	Fatigue in the morning	Afternoon or evening
5	12	Female	Fever, fatigue, nausea	Lightheadedness	Afternoon or evening
6	15	Female	Fever, headache	Lightheadedness	Afternoon or evening
7	11	Female	Fever, headache, lightheadedness	Lightheadedness	Afternoon or evening
8	13	Female	Fever, fatigue	Chronic fatigue	Afternoon
9	13	Male	Nausea, loss of appetite, headache, insomnia	Chronic headache	Afternoon or evening
10	13	Male	Fever	Chronic fatigue	Evening

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