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7 and half months baby
My baby is suffering from fever from Monday so I consulted doctor and was giving calpol drops 1 ml. From today morning it got worse, even after giving calpol fever is not coming down (101.47F). Did body sponge too and she vomited once and is having runny poop too. Should I admit her to hospital? Please help. Thanks in advance.
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Kindly reconsult your pediatrician for examination....
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She needs to be evaluated physically
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Consult near by pediatrician
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No need to admit ma.
Jst take her for review to the same pediatrician.
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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Bangalore
Hi,
Consult nearby paediatrician. If child is not active/ dehydrated then might require admission.
If not, then might require investigation/blood test
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