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Fever is reaching to 102
My son is of 1.5 year old. Doctor has given Hepatitis A vaccination. He said there will be fever for 2 days. It was there then it cured by giving ibrufen. Then on 4th day after vaccination fever reached to 102. We again rushed to doctor then he has given paracetamol.
Still it was not curing, I have called him again then he said give him ibrufen in every 5 hrs.
From yesterday I am giving him the same it reduces but after 4 hrs it again reaches to 102.
Please suggest a good doctor or give any advice.
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Other than medicines keep on sponging till temperature comes down below 100 degree F.
You have to achieve it at earliest and keep him hydrated by giving water or liquids or intravenous salines.
If still fever persists kindly consider for blood investigation.
You may consult nearby paediatric or general practitioner.
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