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My son is one and has a tempature of 103.5-104.0 he has no other symptoms other than being super sluggish and rosy cheek should i take him to the er?
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Depends: Fever, by itself, is rarely harmful. What you need to be concerned about is: what is causing the fever. A temp of 104 could be from a cold or could be from meningitis. If your child is acting "sick" then you should call your doctor for further advice. If he is running around and acting fine without any other symptoms, then it should be safe to just monitor her for a day or two.
Answered 12/9/2013
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