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My baby is suffering fever dehydration

2017-07-08 13:34:24
My baby is suffer from dehydration &fever is coming one day next day no feverthen next day fever is comimg.their belly see like a pregnant lady belly.my baby is 4 yeras old..plzzzz help me
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Needs urgent admission and iv dehydration correction. Urgently consult local pediatrician.

Answered2017-07-09 02:32:46

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Hi thanks for writing to Practo consult.. Please visit pediatrician. This sounds like dehydration with complications from your descriptions. Is the child less active ?

Answered2017-07-09 02:17:47

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