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My son has a 100.4 temp do i take a trip to the er or monitor my son for a while.?!
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Fever: If your son is an infant less than 2 mo, you can repeat his temperature in 1-2 hrs. If it 's on the rise, bring him to the ed. If older, just monitor his temperature for the next several hours, especially if he has no other symptoms.
Answered 10/30/2012
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