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Fever sub 100 degree
My 5.6 year daughter is having sub 100 degree fever since last 4 days. We are giving her Crocin DS and after medicine fever subsides. But its 4th day and fever is not going. Yesterday from afternoon till late night she has no fever, but again at 1 in the night fever came back.
Initially she complained of headache, but now she has no headache. She is bit constipated and haven't passed stool since last 2 days.
What should I do.
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Any fever which persists even after 3 days requires a pediatrician consultation..
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hello.....Infection and inflammation causes fever.... Most common cause is viral fever,bacterial fever... You must take her to hospital once... Constipation don't cause fever ... Give her soft food items, give her fiber containing foods... Crocin only gives temporary relief... Consult pediatrician.
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