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Should i take my 4month to the er she has a temperature of 100.8?
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Depends on symptoms: If only temp of 100.8f probably not, but if your child has cough or diarrhea or red skin or stiff neck or other serious symptoms that may be a part of a serious disease you need to seek medical attention.
Answered 3/25/2014
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