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Hello Dr,
My son got fever, cold, cough on Dec 20th and after medication, he was normal with 5..6days
Again he got temperature on Dec 31
From 31st to till day, night time he is getting temperature of 100..
Today we did blood tests (fever profile).. Attached reports
Crp : 11.3
Typhi o : 1:80
Does it mean typhoid
Does crp 11.3 is very high?
Can you please suggest
Using p 250 for fever, relent + for cold
Pls suggest can azee used for typhoid
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It is bacterial infection..Typhoid ...pls hospitalise if child is having high grade fever
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its not typhoid dont worry
crp 11 is not that high to panick...
looks like viral fever..cant exactly comment which fever with out examining patient
Next Steps
continue p250 and relent...
no harm in starting azee..dose depends on weight of the child..keep him hydrated give oral fluids much
Health Tips
give water..check for activity
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Consult
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Dr. Nikhil Shambhu Kedia
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bilaspur
So 5 doctors have already responded with some difference in opinion. I want to add that the best person to solve these questions is the primary doctor who has ordered these investigations. If I were you, I would have bombarded these questions on the doctor who has ordered these investigations. In case you yourself got the fever profile done, it must be clear to you by now that investigations cannot be interpreted without a clinical question. You see ,a small set of 5 doctors have some difference in opinion. I am sure if each of these 5 have a complete picture and on top of that they were the one who ordered these investigations, they would have given you straight forward answers without any ambiguity. Doctors by and large have similar trainings and will guide you correctly. The problem is jargled information presented to one doctor. I hope my post will be of some help to you. Hope your kid gets well soon. Do take care
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Dr. Anurag Mohta
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Indore
Just seems to be viral one.
Continue same
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Dr. Abirami Meenakshi Chandrasekaran
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Chennai
It’s not typhoid…crp is also fine…continue P250 and relent plus. Azee is not required. It appears to be a viral infection.
Next Steps
Continue p250 and relent plus.
Health Tips
If fever persists beyond 5 days then antibiotics can be considered
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