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Fever with head warm and palm feets cold
My 19 months old daughter is suffering from fever with runny nose from last 4 days...we consulted pediatrician for the same. He has given ibugesic,plus, T minic, Nasivion baby mini and Mefkind P if fever increases above 100.
Its fidth day but still she has not got relief from fever.
And when the fever comes her head gets warm and palm and feets get very cold. I am really worried.
Please suggest how many days will this last. Is it normal viral or something else
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Fever of the same or increasing degree after 5 days necessitates basic blood and urine tests . If the fever grade is coming down or frequency of fever spikes is reducing take that as a positive response especially if the child is becoming more active too . Otherwise seek medical advice
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In case the fever does not respond to medication for 4 days, kindly do some routine blood investigations like CBC with MPDA, dengue IgM and urine for RE, ME and C/S to know the focus of infection.
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