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My toddler keeps getting a fever of 103, 104. what can i do?
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See the pediatrician: Toddlers are expected to have common colds each year, the length, severity, and accompanying symptoms determine need for treatment. Your toddler should have an evaluation with their pediatrician to rule out infectious causes that may require treatment.
Answered 11/12/2014
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