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My daughter has a 100.8 fever a week after initial high fever with fifths. is this possible, do i need to be worried about something more sinister?
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Fever: At the moment, watchful waiting is in order. Should the temperature rise and remain sustained, I would be concerned and would seek help
Answered 3/15/2015
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