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A member asked:
My 6 years old have mild headache and high fever 102. she vomited 3 times yestarday. she started to eat in this morning and her fever is now 100. ?
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Viral ?: This may be viral illness running its course. If the child is doing better and temp is down , I would continue the course that you are doing. continue to treat the fever. If this gets worse see the doc as soon as possible.
Answered 4/21/2015
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