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2mo baby, cool clammy head and torso is slightly sweaty rest of him is fine, no fever, drooling more than usual and really fussy. should i be worried?
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Watch him: if he is acting normally otherwise, just monitor him at home. keep an eye on his fluid intake and urine output. if he starts to have fever and cannot be calmed, then take him to ER.
Answered 3/5/2016
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