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Fever immediately after dengue cured
My daughter was admitted in hospital for dengue on 21st of September... She was cured and discharged on 28th of September. Her platelet count starts increasing, it was 1.2L while discharge. Now, from today morni she s suffering from fever again... In morni temp is 99.5 ... But now increased to 101.2 ... Is tis anything in risk...?? She s one year old. Pls tell me.
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There mite be viral fever because immunity is low due to recent infection
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use augmentin  tminic  crocin  according to her weight
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use plenty of water & citrus fruits use fplic acid Vit b12 & multivitamin
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Yes it is a great concern . Start Paracetamol !25mg/5ml syrup. and keep the baby hydrated, watchthe signs of dehydration. Avoid aspirin. vitamin E.. give vegetables pumpkin, spinash, carrot, beet root , give papaya +orange juice++fresh lemon jice+ honey sprikle salt and blend add little wwater , give odrinkit. may use tulsi , ginger, pomegranatee, you can give coconut water, use turmeric inhot milk. use fenugreek or methi ,you can be easily digested digested. n use vitamin c.. make it a point to consume diet which is easily digested . Papaya leaves extract comes inform of tablets, Please watch your child. In any even of problem get admitted
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Hi Is there any other symptoms apart from fever! In Dengue usually, fever is there for the first 3-5 days it is unusual to get after almost 10 days either it is a new infection or drug fever (if baby is on any medication)
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any warning signs then, please do visit your pediatric doctor
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Is she active? passing urine? Please visit a pediatrician and get tests done again.
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