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My child is 17 months old, and has a temperature of 38.7. he has been cranky and has not been eating well for the past two days. what should i do?
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See his doctor: if cranky, inconsolable and feverish, for the past two days, you don't want to wait on it , wish you both wellness
Answered 12/16/2017
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