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Fever and 1time loose motion - 11 month
We had given chicken to our son yesterday in afternoon and evening he was having fever @102.00 then we gave him calpol 5 ml his fever came down to 100.3 degree but within 4 hours it rose again to 103.5 so we again gave him calpol but at that time he passed watery stool, again fever came back in 6 hours so we gave calpol for 3rd time, we feel chicken might have caused stomach infection
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It may be....but continue calpol for fever...give probitic for diarrhoea and if fever persist then requires consultation ..
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watch for activity and urine output..
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if sick looking then immediatly consult a doctor
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Keep on giving calpol at 6 to 8 hour interval if fever persists. For diarrhea give a probiotic.
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Ensure good oral hydration with lots of fluids.
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Monitor for persistent fever, urine output and blood in stools.
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