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UTI infection

2018-08-29 15:26:17
My daughter suffering from UTI and I diagnosed it today she had high fever for 5 days and today I start Amoxicillin 250 5 Ml , furthermore; I give her paracetamol in these days and she still taking it I would like to know ?does amoxicillin work for UTI or not and can I continue paracetamol for 2to 3 days more ?is it save ?I have giving her 120 and 100 mg 5 ml every 6 to 4 hours . Kindly help me with that I am worrying a lot because 18 months she is too small . Kindly help me please .
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take her to a pediatrician and do not give self medications also needs a urological evaluation to rule out vur

Answered2018-08-30 08:29:19

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