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My daughter has a temp of 102 and throwing up. this happens in the morning. she also has a cough and running nose. what should i do. ?
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Fever and vomiting: in children is usually caused by infection. Most people take their children to the pediatrician for evaluation to help determine the cause, appropriate treatment and to check for dehydration.
Answered 12/7/2014
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