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3yr kid fever cold and cough from 5 days
Hello doctor.. My son is 3yrs 3 months old from Thursday he is having cold and friday night fever started and i gave calpol and other syrups for cold and cough till Monday it did not reduce so we took to hospital there doc said it is ok if he has temp between 99-100..but from yesterday he is having temp more than 100 if I give syrups it is reducing or else increasing... What to do please tell.. What might be the cause of fever for these many days
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Hi dear it's been one week so if the fever is still not reducing then u need to get him examined properly to find out the cause of fever and if required do blood tests as well So please consult a doctor nearby who can guide u properly Take care
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History is suggestive of Fever (low grade) for around 1 week. There must be an infection causing this. Most likely a Respiratory Infection. It's better to examine the child as well to look for signs of dehydration. Syrup Calpol might help in reducing fever, but it will re-occur. Would suggest you to Consult Someone properly.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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