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Fever for 3-4days now
Hello I'm mom of a 2 year old baby girl... recently we had given a vaccination shot to our girl (that 2year completion wala) but now she's having a fever...this vaccination happened on MONDAY..and from Tuesday onwards she's getting a fever..on Tuesday it was like feverish but from WEDNESDAY it is fever of 100-101 with a gap of 5-6hrs..we are worried now..yeh duration kam nh ho rha actually... she's a playful & active toddler but when fever comes she's at her peak of crankiness.
Apart from this sometimes she's having a runny nose otherwise she's fine.
Right now she's having 102
Till now I've given her CROCIN & MAXTRA P
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Vaccine fever lasts a couple of days usually. As this fever is prolonged and high, please visit a pediatrician for check up and treatment
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Dr. Jinia Saha
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The treatment seems to be okay, keep observation, give her adequate fluids and right dosage of medication.
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