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A member asked:
My 2years old child is suddenly running high temperature. he started a malarial medication but it is not coming down, why?
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High fever: If your child is running a fever and is on antimalarial medication, the fever may be a symptom of malaria.See your doctor or goto the er asap.
Answered 3/14/2014
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