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Fever looks tierd
Last week she had vommiting and diarrhea next day she got fever 100.4° she was ok within two days,now again she feels very tierd and her temperature is 100.2°
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If your lady had diarrhoea and vomiting with fever , It looks you have not continued treatment for sufficient time. You should continue treatment for minimum 4 days. Keep your lady under supervision. In meantime , give paracetamol tablets.
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there is no mentuin of age. wt is of an adult
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Kindly mention age and weight of baby. It can be because of viral infection. Is there any other symptoms like burning micturition, fever with chills, any rash.
Keep your child hydrated, give her ORS, lemon water if she is more than 6 months old, give her fever medicine according to weight, watchful for dehydration, lethargy.
Watch these video on my YouTube channel ( Gagahealth ) for home care during fever and diarrhoea.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdFB0s6Or3c&list=PLMHyMmrLfhIUwQq0GdUK9KNqM2M9lQURW&index=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9yDKEbmo80&list=PLMHyMmrLfhIUwQq0GdUK9KNqM2M9lQURW&index=2
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Consult to your paediatrician if fever persist.
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Greetings.
Kindly do mention regarding the age , weight of the child. Also what medications taken in the last week ..
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Control fever with age, weight appropriate dose of PARACETAMOL 6th hourly basis , along with tepid sponging.
Keep hydrated by providing plenty of oral liquids, ORS.
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