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3 year old, 2 vomits and fever

2021-05-14 15:58:02
My son has almost 100 temperature goes down with paracetamol(gave twice today) had 2 vomits early morning but fever is returning. No vomits since morning but fever persists.
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It looks like viral fever, this fever might remain for 3-4 days. Good part vomiting has stopped. Just continue with paracetamol which you can give 4 hourly if temperature is more than 100.

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Give paracetamol 6 hrly further need to consult

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