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My son has a bit of a high temp and he says his legs are sore. he is drinking plenty water breathing seems ok i have givn pamol.shld i be worried?
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Not enough data: Your ? Fails to mention age or other symptoms that might further define the problem. If a kid is drinking well enough to pee every 6 hrs & engaging in play, it might be fine to monitor the situation at home. If your mommy sense is giving you feelings of dread i would have him looked over.
Answered 2/22/2013
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