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Fever rising
My daughter has fever from previous week.it is 102-103 degree farenhit.when I give calpol she is ok but when the dose is over then the fever return.she don't wake from bed.still fever.and become unconcious sometimes.i test her blood her in office 6.5.malaria dengue report is ok.why it is happen?will hospital give the best treatment or she will be cure in home?please inform me
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Dr. Pallavi R Hegde
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Give pomegranate fruit to eat (should spit seeds) as much she wants that much...
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