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My daughter has 102.7 and she threw up in the morning. does vomiting follow high fever? she does not have any other symptoms like runny nose .
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How old: Vomiting with high fever may mean a lot of things. Especially if she does not have other symptoms like cough and runny nose, better get her to be seen by physician to rule out urinary tract infection and other infections.
Answered 2/3/2017
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