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My daughter (8 months) has a fever for around 3 days now. it keeps spiking. i have given her empaped suppositories at 6 yesterday evening then again at two last night. her fever keeps spiking up to 40. can i give her another suppository?
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Yes...but..: After 3 days to that level of fever I would suggest you have her examined. It might be something that will pass but at that level it could be something that needs treatment.
Answered 9/7/2018
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