HomeQuestions & AnswersMy kid is 3yr old. Since last 2 months he is getting fever frequently. Almost every 2 weeks. This time he got it again within a week. Every time I consult with his Pediatrician he says it's seasonal. I am quite worried now. His weight gain, urine, motions are all fine though.
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My kid is 3yr old. Since last 2 months he is getting fever frequently. Almost every 2 weeks. This time he got it again within a week. Every time I consult with his Pediatrician he says it's seasonal. I am quite worried now. His weight gain, urine, motions are all fine though.
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Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children2 years agoA. 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 repeated after 4-6 hrs if needed . Lugykewarm sponge bath can be given as home remedy to decrease fever. Adequate fluid intake is also beneficial. Urine outpugt monitoring is necessary to avoid dehydration .
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Ankita MehtaMom of a 9 yr 3 m old girl2 years agoA. hi it happens because of low Immunity so please give Homemade healthy and freshly cooked food only avoid giving outside food frequently give citrus fruits, turmeric milk, green veggies more keep your child well hydrated maintain good hygiene using Babyhug multipurpose cleaner
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