3yr ole with 103 fever, chills, vomiting

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3 yr old came home and went straight to bed didn't want food. later went to move her and she was hot. ran a temp of 103. blood shot eyes, fever, runny nose, vomiting, sores on lip, loss of appetite, and chills. Seems in good spirits but vomited after taking meds and fever is high. Dad took to er but I am at home wondering what it could be. His reception is horrible in the hospital. Worried and hope I can get some answers. Also possible exposure to person with Kawasaki disease. significant?

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Dr. J Prabhakar Rao Pediatrician 32 yrs exp Ghaziabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. J Prabhakar Rao

Pediatrician 32 yrs exp Ghaziabad

No,Kawasaki disease is not communicable. Needs physical examination and treatment by your paediatrician.

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