My daughter is 6.5 years old and since yesterday midnight she was having fever and then yesterday we took her to doctor and she said it is flu and she recommend fluvir, crocin but when giving crocin it is controls for 3 hours only and immediately fever comes and we are giving sponge bath. I am so much tensed
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Viral fever usually persists for 2-3 days following the pattern of fever free period after medication and again increase in temperature. Continue the medications. Observe for hydration , urine output, if there is vomiting, abdominal pain, lethargic consult your paediatrician.if fever persists for more than 3 days need to do few tests.
Fever will take 2/3 days to settle. If fever is not controlled be crocin you can give meftal -DS for fever. Give it 6 hrly, not more than 4 times a day.
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It is completely normal for viral fevers to return quickly as paracetamol wears off.Continue giving the antiviral (Fluvir) on schedule to treat the underlying infection.Ensure her Crocin dosage is calculated accurately based on her weight.
Hydrate the child well
Monitor closely for danger signs like extreme lethargy, breathing trouble, or dehydration.
Fever returning once the effect of Crocin wears off is common with flu/viral infections, particularly during the first 2–3 days. More important than the temperature itself is how the child is behaving, drinking and passing urine. Give Crocin only in the correct dose and interval advised by your doctor, encourage plenty of fluids, and avoid cold-water sponging. If she has difficulty breathing, persistent vomiting, marked drowsiness, poor fluid intake/reduced urine, seizures, or fever persisting beyond 3 days, please get her re-examined by a pediatrician.
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