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Fever 103 urine report normal
My Daughter who will be turning 1 year old after 1 days.
Age : 11 month 26 days
Weight: 10.30 kg
She got fever afternoon and axillary temperature was 99 ( low grade fever) therefore we have given PCM drops .
Then we consulted pediatrician and He advised Urine routine micro and it comes normal.
He prescribed
1) Cefpodoxime 50mg/ ml
2) pcm 150mg/ ml
But again fever strike to my baby and this time it is 103 ( axillary temperature) .
So we are little bit worried ?
We have tried to contact pediatrician but unfortunately it is unreasonable.
I have started sponging?
Can we give meftal p to my daughter ( 11 months 26 days) ?
If yes then how much dose can I give her & what interval ?
If I can not give meftal p to my baby then what can I take other measures to control fever.
I have started sponging
Please doctor reply as per your convenience
Thank you doctor
Happy diwali and happy new year to all of you
Answers (1)
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
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13 yrs exp
Vadodara
Encourage more liquids, more the liquids the child will be hydrated and fever will be less
Cold sponging in the neck, armpit and groin
Syp Meftal P, 5ml
Sos
For high fever
But better to give
Syp Calpol (250mg)
3ml first
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