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1.5yr old baby having fever
I vaccinated MR and dtap to my daughter yesterday in the morning, after that she has fever I gave meftagesic ds 2.5ml then fever came in the evening again then I gave it again then at night 3pm she got fever again I gave the same treatment again then today she got fever at 12:30pm again, I gave it same medicine, now at 8pm she got fever again, why it is coming again n again, and what should I do in that case. Please reply Asap.
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Yes mam it is very common
But some babies have tendency to have more fever
Just give paracetamol 6-8 hourly for 48 hours
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Dr. Ashwini Kumar
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Vaccination related fever tends to remain to nearbout 48 hr post vaccination . DPT vaccine causes fever . This will settle don't worry.
Give paracetamol
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