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My daughter has a fever and her temperature is 39 degrees. shes 9 years old. we gave her mybulen which doesnt seem to work. should we rush to hospit?
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Should see doctor. : Her persistent temperature elevation does deserve medical attention. Try to get her to a Pediatrician. If you can’t get an appointment, then perhaps an urgent care center or emergency room.
Answered 1/20/2018
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