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Temp 98.8 to 99.6
My daughter had fever 100.9 15 days back. Given paracetamol than fever subsided, but it hovers between 98.5 to 99.6 daily for last 15 days. Medication was stopped 6 days back. Urine culture- normal. CBC- Normal, sisal negative. Temp 98.5 in AC room but touches 99.5 when she moves outside room. Pls advise...
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Have a clinical check up at Pediatricians OPD clinic nearby to you.
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Get a typhidot done. However u better consult a pediatrician nearby and get a good examination done
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Is there any specific time that her tenperatire is rising ?
Persistent low grade fever needs to be evaluated for TB
Kindly send your child's lab reports ?
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Please take a consultation
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Dr. Alka Parasher
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please do 4-6 hourly temperature charting. And then get your child thoroughly examined by pediatrician. Don't give regular medications for fever, give only if temperature is more then 100 F
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