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Temperature of my 13 month old baby doesnt fall.remains above 102f.given 3 dose of fepanil.temperature first decreases again increase..sneezing also.
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Common: Fever meds don't work like putting gas in your car. At most they will take a degree off the top & depending on when it is given may have no apparent effect at all. Fever is a natural body response to illness. Many will go up & down in cycles. If you give med before it would go down anyway you will feel good. If you give it as it heads up you will be disappointed. If the kid spooks you have it seen
Answered 7/15/2019
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