No: The residual effects quoted are from the underlying conditions of febrile illness. E.G., bacterial meningitis or sepsis (blood poisoning), not from the high fever.
Answered 11/27/2017
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Old wives tales: This has been studied in detail & found to be a only a myth. Progress in identifying causes of hearing loss & identification of genetic issues in learning problems have cut back on the number of issues that were blamed on fever 40-50 years ago.I see at least 1 case of flu yearly with 105-106 in kids who turn out fine. Parents need to pay more attention to a kids fluid needs than the fever.
Answered 10/23/2017
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