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My 4 your old son has been complaining of a headache for 2 days with a high temp should i be concerned?
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What else?: Headache is not unusual with fever. If the illness is such that it interferes with the kids ability to enjoy normal activities like feeding/play/sleep it should be evaluated. With so little data submitted little more can be offered as a response.
Answered 6/20/2019
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