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My daughter is 4yrs old and had a fever of 105.5 2 days ago. she had a cough for several days before it but no other symptoms until the fever began. her fever lasted about 12 hours, it broke and then she was fine other than the croup cough. now 24 hours l
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Needs to be seen: Although the fever broke, but she is still symptomatic, most probably it is a viral URI, need to rule out middle ear or throat infection, or reactive airway disease causing her symptoms, good luck
Answered 11/3/2015
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