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Fever last 5 days

2018-11-15 22:02:34
My 2yr 10months kids having fever last 4 days and i have tested CBC & Urine test and it's normal also tested dengi and maleria it's negative. But 5th day no fever and 6th day fever started again. His head is too hot also the body and the temperature above 101. After the medicine P250 the temperature reduce automatically but after 6 hours fever started again. Below are temperature details. 10/11/2018 11.30am - 101.8 11/11/2018 1.30am - 100.4 6pm - 100.3 12/11/2018 1.30pm - 101 7pm - 102 11 pm - 100.3 13/11/2018 1 am - 101.8 3.50 am - 99.9 4.45 pm - 99 10.30 pm - 99.5 15th 12.30p - 101.7 6.45pm - 101.3 16th 1.45pm - 101.3 2.30pm - 101.8
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Is it just fever or there are some stomach related symptoms?
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consult a pediatrician again... may be done more tests are needed

Answered2018-11-16 13:14:41

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You have to consult on Practo we have to ask more questions

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