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Shivering and Fever At Midnight only
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My daughter aged 18 months old, got severve anaemia 2 months ago and 1 unit of blood transfused.
She is having cold and cough fever 2 weeks ago and got recover. Again she is having sudden chills and shivering for 5-10 minutes at late night and body temperature increasing immediately from last 2 days.
Given 5 ml of paracetamol syrup then baby is okay after an 1 hour.
No fever or chills in day time, playing and eating well whole day.
Please advise the reason and auggestion.
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She might probably be having Malaria or Urinary tract infection.
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Get her CBC and urine routine examination done
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Give Paracetamol for fever
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Dr. Meetu Gupta
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Need blood tests and urine routine microscopy for proper assessment.. kindly visit or consult a pediatrician .. Syp Paracetamol is given in a dose dependent manner so around 6 ml needed for a 10 kg child
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