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2018-08-12 16:00:56
After how many days a bacterial infection can return in a 14 months baby....as last week only he has recovered from bacterial fever but now again he is having light fever after 4 days, :( what to do ??
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one cannot get idea about how repeatedly your baby maybe can get infected because it is depend upon the exposure of your babies to infection. Many a times there maybe two battery infection at the same time or one after another so it's totally depend upon the exposure of your baby to infectious agent. In monsoon season there may be the higher risk of infection

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