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Fever for 4 days
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My son has developed fever and 1 year old. He does not take medicine.
My question is shall we give the Ibugesic and Maxtra p together ?
Can I Maxtra P and Ibugesic mixing with Milk?
He takes 2.5 ml of Maxtra P and Ibugesic for 5 ml.
He has fever for 4 days.
How long will it take to recover from fever?
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U can mix with milk
Fever more than 48 hours needs investigations
Time to recovery depends on cause and treatment
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How much is the documented temperature?
Have you done any tests as he is having fever since 4 days ?
Any other symptoms?
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Dr. Nitin Lingayat
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Pune
Fever management
If baby warm --- check temperature--- if more than 100 --- give paracetamol--- start sponging head and body--- if not responding to paracetamol and sponging--- give meftal P/Ibugesic plus
.plenty of oral fluids
Improve hydration
Give plane Paracetamol insted of maxtra p
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