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My baby is 9months old and has a fever of 39.8 degrees, what should i do and when do i rush her to the doctor?
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Need to be checked: 9 months old baby with fever of 39.8 needs too be checked by her pediatrician.As long as the baby is otherwise acting normal.feeding well and is playfull .You can use Tylenol drops for fever and have the baby checked by pediatrician next day in office.
Answered 11/19/2017
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