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6 Days fever not going away
We are from Pune, My Son got sudden fever of 103 F with thick runny nose.
We gave meftal and crocin initially. Fever just go down and then comes back when medicine effect is gone.
His thick runny nose gone, but fever was still there, though it slightly less 101-102 F, so in addition we started giving Delpoclav 228.5 x 4 ml twice, as prescribed by doctor.
Today is 6th day, Still fever is there 101.5 F, when crocin/meftal effect is gone.
What should be done.
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Age of child? Could be viral fever.
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May subside in 2 to 3 days. If not a CBC and change of antibiotic may be required
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Dr. Prerana Singh
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U have to get certain tests done...consult personally for details
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