HomeQuestions & Answersmy 7 months old baby gets spike in temperate not crossing 100°F. this is on and off and subsides many times without paracetamol. should I be worried?
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my 7 months old baby gets spike in temperate not crossing 100°F. this is on and off and subsides many times without paracetamol. should I be worried?
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A. Fever is a reaction of the body to different pyrogens released during any Infection. Usually temp more than 99 F is taken as fever .
Mostly in children fever is because of viral infections like flu or RSV where the fever is there for 4-5 days but may persist even upto 2 weeks .
Initially antipyretic like paracetamol is given in a dose of 15 mg / kg/ dose. Can be repetuated after 4-6 hrs if needed .
Lukewarm sponge bath can be given as home remedy to decrease fever.
Adequate fluid intake is also beneficial.
Urinde output monitoring is necessary to avoid dehydration .
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