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My baby is 9 months old 2 day back she get biten by honey bee no swelling no redness but from the yesterday she get fever at night 100.1 thier at the morning 99.1 today morning I visit doctor they give paracetamol and antibiotics and cinarest afternoon I give medicine at 4 98.6degre and near 6 100.8%
And 7:30 101.1 % what should I do i give medicine is it normal increases and decreasing
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Continue paracetamol for fever..you can give it 6 hourly if there is frequent fever...
Wait for 2to3 days if kid is playful....
Next Steps
do tepid sponging if fever won't come down with paracetamol or you can use meftal p syp...
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consult online if requires
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
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Continue paracetamol for fever 6 hrly
Give plenty of liquids frequently
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Wait for 2-3 days, if fever persists or if the baby is not active, consult the doctor again
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