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Low grade fever in baby
My baby is 9 months old... Having low grade fevr 99.5 100 everyday in morning from 6am to 11am... I went to 2 3 pediatricians but np one is able to diagonose what it can be...her fever remains fr these hours and then in the afternoon she is okay with no fever... I am so much worried. ... Is this typhoid... She has no other symptoms...only she had body rash few days back...on arms...back n chest... Attached is pic of rash... I did cbc as well... But it came out as normal... I want to ask u ppl here
1. can cbc show if there is typhoid...
2. What can this fever be...
3. Do I need to go for any other tests to confirm what it is??
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Rule if typhoid..send blood investigation
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CBC cannot diagnose typhoid by itself. This is not a serious fever and does not require much treatment. No need to do any further tests. No need to worry about this fever. Low grade fever usually is seen in viral and non serious fevers which go away on their own. If physical check up by Pediatrician is normal, no need for treatment. The body fights infections by creating fever so a little fever is helpful to the body.
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