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Fever since 3 days ayurvedic meds
Today 3Rd day. Fever 100 to 102.8 F.
Giloy satva in water hourly , sudarshana , amritharishta given. Should I wait another day ? To shift to paracetemol or modern med. If it doesn't reduce even 4nth day is it of concern. Appetite low , no stool passed since 2 days. No other symptom , very thin built lean tall. 15kg.no URTI or diarrhoea or vomits
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Give syp calpol 250 4.5 ml sos if temperature more than 99.5
Kindly consult with the pediatrician for further investigations. Thank you
Dr Aditi Birje
MD PEDIATRICS KEM HOSPITAL MUMBAI
SHREE GURUMAAULI PEDIATRIC CLINIC YOGI NAGAR BORIVALI WEST MUMBAI
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Please show to a doctor.high grade fever that too without any localizing feature for more than 3 days is definitely of concern.in my opinion you need to shift to paracetamol although I don't really know about the ayurvedic meds that you are giving so my opinion is definitely biased.
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Dr. Rupesh Ashok Shinde
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Yes it is of concern,high grade fever , decreased oral intake is bad sign ,need to show to nearest pediatrician immediately
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