My daughter getting frequent fever

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Asked for Female, 7 Years

Hi this is Sushant and I have a 7 year old daughter who is frequently getting fever since last 1 month at 99 to 100 F along with frequent cold and cough. We have seen 2 different doctors and 2nd doctor have a new antibiotic and today is 2nd day again she got 99.5 fever. Why this is happening. As per our doctor ls advise we also got xray and few tests done and everything is fine according to both doctors we consulted. I am attaching few doctors prescriptions. I am unable to attach the reports here but following tests are done: Chest xray Complete blood profile Malaria antigen All reports are normal according to both doctors we consulted. Please advise as I am really worried.

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Dr. Chandrashekhar Vasant Phadnis Pediatrician 27 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Chandrashekhar Vasant Phadnis

Pediatrician 27 yrs exp Pune

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Is there weight loss? Is the child weak? If cough and cold are persistent, it is more likely due to allergies which needs to be treated. Fever is mild. Reports are normal. More details are needed. Please contact directly

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