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My daughter age 6 doctor said that she has tonsillitis and proscribed moxypenland still pain her fever has not gone down since last night.i did call the doctor again today.and he said that it is ok her fever is now 39.7 even after medication.
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Evaluation: If the fever persist she should see her doctor to be evaluated and have throat culture and blood test to find the cause so be treated.
Answered 11/14/2017
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