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Blood infection with my kid
My kid(6year old) have fever one month back,after testing we got CRP 38.1 & HB=10. The doctor give medicine with injection (i.e P500,BIFIGRAN, with mikacin injection with other ) . Again they have fever , the doctor give advice for testing , it found the CRP is 26.3. the doctor give medicine ( i.e p500,HHamclav and amicamac injection and other) the After taking the dose my kid have skin allergies ,big red spots found in hand and foot and it irritation. Now we stopped the medicine. I want to ask any problems in the injection. Is it Right to give more antibiotics to the kids. Please suggest. Thank you Awaiting your response?
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Heloo Yes antibiotics can be given to the children. Regarding the rash it can be due to infection or hypersensitivity reaction develops in some children Nothing to worry about it Simple antiallergen will solve the issue Give the child adequate diet,plenty of oral fluids Thank you
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Yes antibiotics needed to be given. Some times allergy reactions can occur either due to ongoing infection. sometimes it can be due to antibiotics going on also that is antibiotic allergy. usually anti allergic medicines will be given by the doctor along with lotion application for such type of rash . please give plenty of water to drink. review every three days with your doctor. the final decision will be told by the doctor whether it is due to infection or some other medicine related allergy
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