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Fever 99-100
My daughter age 2 years is having fever since last few days.. It generally comes in the evening around 8 pm.
It used to be 98-99. But today it is around 100. So any antibiotic i can give along with calpol drops.
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Give calpol as per dose when body temperature is more than 100.4 f. No need to give any medicine less than 100 f.
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give calpol ( paracetamol) as per weight .
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Antibiotic is not a fever medicine and it should not be started without prescription. Even high grade fever is also not indications of starting antibiotic.
Use antibiotic judicially as now a day antibiotic resistance is big problem.
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Paracetamol sos.
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Dont worry...give calpol for fever at present...
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wait for 2 to 3 days...
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cant prescribe antibiotic without seeing...and its to early to start antibiotic
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