On 6th evening she got a fever 100.2 we gave PP250 mg 2.5 ml and in night she had bad cough unable to produce mucous and had fever we again gave PP250 mg 2.5 ml
on 7th Nov we change medicine Sinarest syrup and Ventryl. we gave 4ml as and when fever was there, we use sinarest thrice in a day cough and mucous become thick and cough was not irritating as much now but fever keeps repeating.
7th Nov fever chart
101.7 @ 10 am
100.8 @4:30 PM
101.2 @ 10 PM
in early morning 8th Nov 101.5 @ 5AM now we restarted giving PP250 same 2.5 ml and Ventryl 4 ml.
11 Am we gave Sinarest fever was 99.8
11;30 we gave Ventryl 4 ml
02;00 ;30 PM she again got fever 101.4
We gave PP250 ml
3;00 PM 102.1 fever
07 PM 99 F
09;00 PM 102.9
After Dr. Consulting giving
Nobel plus 7.5 ml
Zifi 100 dry syrup 2.5 ml
Ventryl 7.5 ml
Montecope 7.5 ml
With prescription to give thrice in day
Currently she is refusing to eat any thing however taking ample of water and mom's breastfeeding
Please suggest
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Fever in children is usually associated with dehydration.It takes about 4-5 days for the fever to subside in an uncomplicated scenario.She may be refusing to eat because of a bad throat infection .you should revisit her pediatrician for a clinical examination and check to her throat ,chest and hydration status.
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