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Again got low grade fever
My son has been hospitalized for 7days because of fever..he had high WBC ,was on iv antibiotics last day of discharge CBC CRP done all came normal
After 3days of discharge he vomitted twice and got low grade fever and is very sleepy
What could be the cause..
He was very scared of hospital and blood test
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Probably an infection caught in the hospital
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Monitor temperature. Give fluids for hydration
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Give ondansetron (Emeset) for vomiting
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Could be viral
Check temp
Need paracetamol
If lethargic and not active
Revisit Paediatrician
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May b viral give calpol syp for fevr
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Rajkot
Give calpol
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