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My daughter is 4, she is fine during the day but at night, she gets really high fevers. is this serious? last night her fever got up to 104.5
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See an MD: Fevers that high in 4 year olds can cause severe dehydration and can cause many serious problems. If it gets higher febrile seizures may develop, and other scary neurological disorders. Fevers usually worsen at night. A visit to your md is advisable asap.
Answered 5/7/2018
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