Fever: A fever in itself is an indication of a problem. A fever of 101 is concerning, but without other symptoms would not be too concerned. Are there other symptoms: cough, sore throat or rash. Behavior: eating OK, drinking OK. Usually a fever can be watched and treated if the child is uncomfortable. If the child is warm, but feels OK let it ride. If symptoms persist or worsen get checked.
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No: it is considered low grade or low moderate fever
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Depends on symptoms: Children tend to develop and tolerate much higher fevers than adults. Fevers can be caused by both viruses and bacteria, and the degree of fever can vary widely in the face of very serious infections. It is more important to look at the overall symptom package. If your child looks very ill (lethargic, unresponsive, uncontrolled vomiting, etc), immediate evaluation is warranted regardless of degree
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