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102 fever even after give paracetamol
When can I repeat paracetamol for my kid she 20kg after giving paracetamol at 10 at 11 30 she got 102.8 fever again I asked doc he told me to give Crocin 6ml earlier I used to give mental p but this doctor didn't suggest this time what shud I do if she gets fever within 5 hrs of giving Crocin attached prescription
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U can repeat paracetamol every 6hrly and Meftal p 8hrly
If having high grade fever u can give meftal p
Do sponging using tap water
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Sponging with water if fever comes with in 6hrs
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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