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My baby has 103. Fever but after taking medicine temperature becomes 34.6 is it normal. What i have to increase the same
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Cover the baby with clothes and make warm
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It is less than normal
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Hi… please mention baby age.. 34.6 suggests hypothermia..
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I think 34.6 seems like an erroneous reading. Temperatures don't go down so much. Please check again.
In general when temperatures touch a low after recovery from fever, they may go a little subnormal, but if the child is active and playful, you don't need to worry much. If, however, the child is listless along with fall of temperature, it's not a good sign and should be given urgent medical attention
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Hi .
It's normal but maintain it up to 36 .
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Greetings just cover with clothes
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Dr. Bhavesh Patel
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3 yrs exp
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Check out ur child feets..are they cold? If yes then visit pediatrician as soon as possible
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