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It must be viral fever Request you to undergo Dengue serology once (NS1 Antigen) Review with reports Till then continue prescribed Antibiotic and Tab. Dolo 650 mg (1/2-0-1/2) half bd after food Tepid sponging 3 times a day is required

Could be typhoid or viral fever. Get typhoid antigen test and blood widal done. If viral fever, it should subside now. Please share what medicines he has been given? Then I can suggest treatment and help him to heal.

Send all your reports and the general examination done at the hospital. Also get an X-ray chest done PA view and USG abdomen Consult with all reports

He is in safe hands. Nothing can be done in hospitalized patient. Need lot of patience. They probably  start some  empirical  treatment.

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Persistent high-grade fever for over 6 days despite antibiotics needs a detailed clinical review. Since dengue, typhoid, and malaria are ruled out, other possibilities such as viral fever (EBV, CMV), occult bacterial infection, or early inflammatory conditions (like Kawasaki disease or autoimmune fever syndromes) must be considered. Slightly elevated SGOT/SGPT and CRP indicate ongoing inflammation but don’t confirm typhoid alone. You should get re-evaluated urgently by a pediatrician or infectious disease specialist for repeat investigations — including blood culture, chest X-ray, urine culture, ferritin, ESR, LDH, and possibly ultrasound abdomen to rule out hidden infections or inflammatory causes. Fever of this pattern should not be managed at home, especially if it is touching 104–105°F. Continue sponging for comfort, maintain hydration, and follow the treating doctor’s instructions strictly.

Hello, I understand your concern. In children, the temperature can easily shoot up high. This sounds mostly like a viral infection. But to get to correct diagnosis more detailed history and tests are needed. Please contact.

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