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My 7 month old has a temperature 104 for 3 days medicine wears off and it comes back?
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Not unusual: Fever is a key aspect of how we fight infections- microbes don't survive at high temperature ; our white blood cells work better.Drugs to reduce fever help one feel better temporarily but prolong infections! let the fever run its course unless it gets really high (above 105) or baby miserable.Keep your baby well-hydrated. See doc if persists.See http://www.Pamf.Org/children/common/fever/ ; comment.
Answered 12/27/2013
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It is recommended : That a baby with a 104 temperature be medically evaluated.
Answered 12/27/2013
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Children ; Fever: Any child under one year of age who has a fever needs to be seen urgently. Any human with a fever of 104 degrees needs urgent medical attention. Please get your child into the pediatrician today.
Answered 12/26/2013
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