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A member asked:
My son temperature is st 39.7 even after taking prescribed medication. should i be worried or take him back to the dr?
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Hard to say: If the kid has been seen, and medications started for a condition you failed to list, the need for a recheck would depend on several factors. How long ago was he seen ? What was the finding ? How long has the kid been on the meds ? It takes time for any meds to make changes in a condition. Without more information the answer is unknown. Go if you wish, but it could be a waste of time.
Answered 6/19/2018
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