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Drowsy baby
My baby girl one year 8 month old. 3 days she had fever and now she's getting better. No fever. But still she's dull and drowsy and sleeps most of the time. We chckd her temperature m if was 95.3. Is it normal? What is the normal temperature for babies
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Did you give any medicines?
Antipyretic can lower temperature.
Your baby temperature is less than normal. Stop antipyretic and dress the baby. Give nutritious diet and plenty of fluids.
If still look sick/serious, consult a doctor
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Temperature is below normal...so keep baby well dressed to prevent hypothermia in winter...
During illness oral intake decreased so give plenty of oral liquids including fruits juices.....
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consult online if requires
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monitor urine output...
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Need not worry ma,her temperature is normal.
babies and children, the average body temperature ranges from 97.9°F (36.6°C) to 99°F (37.2 °C).
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Fever can cause decreased oral intake and in turn lethargy.
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Give plenty of oral fluids like ORS ,Rice khanji and Tender coconut water.
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