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Should I give fever medicine if the fever has gone it is just a day since his fever now. Doctor had advised 3 times a day. But his fever is not there after giving two dosage
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It should be sos if temperature is more than 100 degree F
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Antipyretic like paracetamol and meftal can be stopped
But you should continue antibiotics if you have started them already
Other symptomatic medicine can be stopped
But not antibiotics
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consultation will help you understand which all drugs should be stopped
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Not required. Give paracetamol only if he has fever.
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Dr. Aditi Kakodia
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8 yrs exp
Indore
For 2 days give thrice a day then give sos only, when temperature is above 100°F
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