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Fever, running nose
Low grade fever last 2 day , what I should do???
Baby is active
Wt is 9 kg
Age is 2 yrs
No cough nd cold
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Paracetamol only if fever crosses 100.
Proper hydration with adequete liquids
Once baby recovers, focus on child's proper & adequate nutrition.
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If fever increases or any untoward signs like loss of appetite, lithargy, irritability, seek mesical help
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Tminic drop 0.5ml 8hourly x 3 days,
Syp Calpol 250 3ml 6hourly x 2 days if fever
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Dr. Navin Bhatia
Pediatrician
14 yrs exp
Gurgaon
The low grade fever could be a viral predrome.
I am more concerned of her Weight which is 9kg at 2yr would like more details to help u in that matter..
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You can just give adequate dose of Paracetamol if fever goes >100*F.
Keep a track of temperature and make a temperature chart with time and medication given.
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Watch for any new symptoms and report if seen..
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Dr. Anil Sharma
Pediatric Hematologic-Oncologist
10 yrs exp
Lucknow
Most likely - viral fever
Give only PCM syp 5 ml if fever>100
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it is better to go near by Dr, if fever no subside.
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