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My daughter has a cold and now has a high temperature. i gave her calpol and that brought it down. how long can i give it to her?
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Mgt.: It is important to control fever, but if the fever persists more than 48 hours, please see your physician. Keep her well hydrated and watch for other symptoms.
Answered 8/13/2018
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