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My 6yr old daughter had fever yesterday which is 102.3 and vomit and loose motion.now vomit and fever is not there loose motion is there she is having after every meal .we have consulted doctor .still it is not improving.is it symptom of dengue we stay in Bangalore where dengue cases are more.our doctor said wait for 2 day later u can check .does platelet count decrease in one day .
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Give her giloy juice and wheat grass juice,
For faster recovery.
For further information u can visit www.bhuvanaarogyamhospital.com
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Gives giloye juice to your daughter.
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine and diet schedule
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I think your daughter suffering from Gastro entritis ,Send blood test report, Give her Boiled water with ORS,
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Your daughter doesn't seem to have dengue.Igm antibodies can be detected 4-5 days after start of symptoms.Any how u take the blood test and do the needful.U may give half tsp ginger juice with little honey.Give rice water with little salt or ORS frequently.
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Yes platelets count can decrease and also improve In 1 day.
Does your child's feet and hands are colder then other body?, does she is Irritable or lethargic?, does she is not active? Dosent passed urine in last 10-12 hr ?If any of them answer is yes then she required hospitalisation. If not then we delay our blood report on day 5th of fever. And need to take oral medication and food like amla candy,papaya etc,all home mead liquids like lemonade, chach , and drink 1-2lit water/liquid per day.
If Loose motion and vomiting both are making child's oral intake very less , and child doesnot passed urine more than 10 hrs then hospitalisation of child is necessary.
Do consult Pediatrics near by If required.
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Consult
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Give ORS.
Give pomegranate juice.
Need to do a blood test to check platelets.
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Get cbc done daily. Give ors.
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consult pediatrician.
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Get CBC done
Keep an eye on platelets
Also get tested for thyroid
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If anything comes up in report, follow up withal a consultation
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Avoid any fruits and juices
Anything raw like salads
Cooked water only
ORS
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Noted, it's good ur child is under treatment of her dr kindly follow him. Maintain hydration with ORS.
Pinch of dry ginger with honey (multiple time or black pepper will also work)will sooth her.
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Dear Practo user.
Thanks for sending across your query!
Kindly consult to a pediatrician your nearby.
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If the fever is not then wait for 2 days.
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In dengue platelets count decrease everyday.
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plenty of food and give juices.
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Consult your pediatrician
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Dr. Sreeja Raj
Ayurveda
3 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Try to apply wet cloth on the forehead to reduce temperature, Platelet count decrease in one day in Dengue fever
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Do the follow up with your physician
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Drink more water, Try pomegranate juice
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Dr. Priyanka Kaushik
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18 yrs exp
Dehradun
To reduce fever, keep a wet strip of cotton cloth on the child's forehead continuously.
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for complete consultation book appointment with me & consult properly or visit pediatrician near by you.
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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14 yrs exp
Haridwar
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Dr. Padmashri
Ayurveda
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes every day it decreases. Check blood platelets count
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Give warm easily digestible foods
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