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High fever
My Daughter is 2.5yrs old, she is having high fever 103.6. Giving calpol but its effect last just for few hours, again high fever occurs. Fever is coming back in just 4 hours.
Can I give ibugesic plus in this case.
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Yes, Ibugesic Plus can be given in certain situations after paracetamol (Calpol) if high-grade fever persists, but it must be done cautiously and with correct dosing.
First line:
Calpol (Paracetamol) – 15 mg/kg every 6 hours
Check if at least 2 hours have passed since last dose
If fever remains high (>102–103°F) and child is uncomfortable:
Ibugesic Plus (Ibuprofen + Paracetamol) can be given occasionally
Not to be given regularly with paracetamol – avoid overlapping doses
Dosage (Ibugesic Plus suspension): Usually 5–7.5 ml (based on weight ~12–14 kg) every 6–8 hours
Next Steps
Lukewarm sponging to reduce temperature
Maintain hydration – fluids, ORS, coconut water, breastfeeds
Encourage rest and avoid overdressing
Health Tips
Red flags:
Fever >3 days
Child is drowsy, irritable, not taking fluids
Seizures, rash, vomiting, or breathing difficulty
You’re unsure about medication doses or combinations
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Dr. Santosh Bangar
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Ahmednagar
After 4 hours of calpol, u can give ibugesic plus....for dose need weight of child
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Dr. Shebin C E
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Kanyakumari
Greetings yes u can give meftal p if temperature more than 102 f
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