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My daughter has had a headache since wednesday with fever 101-103.7. i took her to pediatrician who diagnosed her with something viral. since we left the pediatrician she has been very tired and fatigued. head movements are normal with no stiffness. what
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Common: The child is very tired and fatigued and this expected in a ill child with fevers of 101-103. The fact the child has been checked by a pediatrician is reassuring. Now your main concern wld be to make her comfortable with Tylenol (acetaminophen) and to make sure she drinks enough clear liquids in small amounts frequently. Food is NOT important. If she is getting worse in anyway she shd be checked again.
Answered 9/25/2015
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