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Having high fever with cough and cold
My 3 year one month baby suffering from fever with cough and cold, we have gone for travelling 3 days, when we reach home my 3 year baby get severe cold, sneezing, runny nose, it's feet , pal feel very cold, and ater some timebaby gets high temp, next day baby temp became 104.9 with severe cough cold, but when we give paracetamol 250mg  mefanamic acid 5ml after consulting primary care doctor baby temp down but cold sneezing there, doctor also prescribe clavam syrup, butbay do not take that, but again temp came high, but then temp low 101,102 but after giving clavam baby has temp 99,now baby taking clavap and solvin cold, is it ok, or we should do baby blood test, I am worried if my baby get dengue, only babyvomits 3 times in 3 days fever, once per day, no loose motion, only cold and flue symptoms,
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Hello, if child is responding to the above medicines then no need to worry, continue the syrups , maintain hydration. Even after giving medicines if she is getting high grade fever then consult physically for evaluation.
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Continue same medicine
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Greetings you can continue the same medicine wait for 2 days if not settled kindle consult
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