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My 2 yo has a cold and when shes asleep she gets a fever and is hot and her cheeks are red (when she's hot her cheeks always get red) she's fineallday?
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What's the question?: Take her temperature with a thermometer so you know what her fever is.
Answered 12/28/2016
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