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Continuous fever
My baby girl born 27/12/2018. She got fever 22/02/2923 .24/02/2023 doctor done CBP in report hemoglobin 8.9 Grams PCV value 25.5 and plate let count 1.38 lacks/ cumn.And dengue test but report get negative.
After 11 month December she get fever and February ,June first week she get fever, but fever controlled without antibiotics,later July last week she get fever doctor suggested CBP and CRP test in the report hemoglobin percentage increase and platelet count also adequate.PCV value is 33.9 percentage MCV 66.2.doctor suggested antibiotics .And later September 13 she got fever and given antibiotics later September 30 she got fever .pls give suggestions my baby health
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As per history, she got viral infection a few times and it is completely normal.
No need for antibiotics.
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To reduce the incidence of such infection concentrate on good and healthy diet
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Its unfortunate but seems like the child only getting viral infections that too with mild symptoms.
Sometimes its normal
Take consultation for the samr
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Dr. Pradeep Jadar
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Bagalkot
Hygienic diet
Seasonal fruits and vegetables
Avoid cold items
Iron supplementation
lukewarm water
Sprouts for diet
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Richa Singh Rajawat
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Noida
Mostly mild fever is due to viral infection and children can normally acquire viral infection 6-8 times in a year. There is no need of antibiotics till there is suspicion of bacterial infection suggested by high grade fever /UTI /typhoid.
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