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Mild fever
My son age 5 years
Weight 15 kg
Having mild fever from yesterday
Using p 250 4 ml every 6 hours.
Is it ok or should I consult pediatrician
Bcz it is rainy season know. And my kid playful and eating well..
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Greetings , most probably it can a viral infection so hydrate the child well ,. Give Paracetamol every 6 th hourly if temperature is not getting reduced by day 2 pleas consult me I will guide u.
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Dr. Nitin Lingayat
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Pune
5 ml
You can consult online
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Dr. Manjusha
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Ongole
If your child is active between febrile episodes with no other danger signs like fast breathing, difficulty in breathing,rash,loose stools,vomiting and convulsions then you can wait for 3 days.You can continue paracetamol. Don't give paracetamol more than 4 times in a day.Give more liquids to prevent dehydration
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Dr. Sanjay Raut
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Pune
Should consult physically with Paediatrician
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