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Repeated fever
My child is getting repeatedly fever. First we got urine test and it was urine infection and it was treated and fever went off. After a week she again got viral fever. We got blood test for typhoid,malaria and platelets.It was negative. Fever left after 5 days. Now again she got fever repeated after 3 days and she has cold now. I am worried y fever is repeating
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Dr. Mitul Jain Singhal
Pediatrician
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Repeated fever after urinary tract infection is most likely due to inadequate treatment of 1st episode,you should get done urine routine µscopy along with urine culture.if urine routine shows anything abnormal you have to start antibiotic again.May be you need to give antibiotics for longer duration.For complete cure and further management you have to consult pediatrician.
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Dr. Nancy Austine
Pediatrician
34 yrs exp
Bangalore
The urinary infection might not have been treated adequately and she may be having repeated infection.
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Dr. Tina Goel
Pediatrician
24 yrs exp
Delhi
A thorough examination , growth and diet assessment is required by a pediatrician
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