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A member asked:
Ciara has congenital heart disease heart wise doing well at present vomited today she is running a temp 37.9 not really coming down asleep now ???
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Fever: A temperature of 38 C is considered low grade fever. Measure temperature periodically. If fever/ vomiting continues needs to be seen,. Influenza and other viruses are going around. Children with congenital heart disease are more prone to complications from infection.
Answered 3/22/2015
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