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Fever and viral for children 3 years old
My daughter is just 3 years. She was suffering fever 102,103, 104 and a cough for 2 weeks. After taking antibiotics there is no fever but Coughing is still persists. I Doctor said it's viral fever. Now no fever but when I touched stomach. Back side and neck , I feel body is warm but when I check temperature it's below 98. I have checked 3 different thermometer, the result is same. She is also not active always. Sit quietly many times. She is taking Ventiphylline-PD, mahacort, juvetra and amoxicillin potassium clavulanate. My doubts is why body is warm, cough not going and she is not active as she was earlier.
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Dr. Harsimran Singh Chowdhary
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Sirmaur
It's absolutely normal for body to be warm as it's getting cold outside... So don't worry. And it's post viral cough....usually remains for 3-4wks.
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don't worry.... don't spend money on changing thermometers... your baby is alright
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check out some home remedies for cough...u can also give Tixilix syp 5 ml three times a day for 5 days
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